Will you take my hand and walk with me?
Out there. See, by the sea, where
The sun settles so sensationally,
It's coral glare filtered through strands of hair.
There. An image of a salt water swell
Surges rich color to your cheeks,
Like Henri Matisse adding the final
Brushings, strokes and piques.
The waves bounce and dance,
A cadence to our romance.
And your eyes sparkle to the sea.
The sand, still warm, caresses our feet,
The prints of which point inwardly.
Bright multicolored clouds gather
To celebrate fealty, fidelity
As the sun humbles to the sea
And hearts quiver each a plea.
The wind whispers. Brows broaden,
Lids lower, lips soften,
Knees weaken, as nature speaks.
Augustus / Folsom, LA / October 2016
- Author: Augustus (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: January 23rd, 2017 11:23
- Comment from author about the poem: Walking on the beach with someone you love deeply.
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Comments8
Really cool Augustus. My favorite place is being on the beach in the summer. And, I have sailed in the past and have such respect for the power of the wind and sea. Great job on the poem.
This was after a walk with my wife in October on the beach in Mississippi. It was morning and not sunset, but it was written for her and a memory of that day. Thanks.
Wonderful as always, Dear Friend.
Beautifully done my friend...I loved the imagery and just the messages themselves...enjoyed
Thanks Pharaoh, image master cum laude.
Very good sir
Really very good
All is better with a Rose. Thanks.
Beautifully written and wonderfully expressed Great write
Thanks a bunch Tony.
Welcome
Beautiful imagery!!!
Thanks Corey.
I sank away dreaming into this one . beautifully written Augustus.
As we stood in the wet sand we sank a little too. Thanks.
Your poem took me away to a beautiful place. Though i live near a beach, it is winter. It is a nice place to cherish and walk along the coastline with my husband. Thanks for taking me there in my mind!
absolutely stunning work! "the coral glare" ~ WOW. i was instantly transported. i just read your bio. what wonderful hobbies and interests! you are multitalented!
Thank you Jane. I was fortunate in my second marriage to meet someone who has taught me what true love is all about. Thanks for your interest and comment. Abrazos.
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