Soft, sinking sand of silt
Under
bare feet did cower and wilt
And
buried them like some tomb-like quilt
As I
slowly stepped to the water’s hilt.
Quite
often, when I came here along,
The
waves would thrash for hours long
And
dance to some strange faerie song.
However,
this day, something seemed wrong.
I knew
it the moment I saw the beach,
From the
silence and the gull’s painful screech
To the
distant sky of gloomy peach,
For when
I, the water’s edge, did reach,
All was
still, no wind, no tide,
As if
magic was banished, compelled to hide.
By- Manny D
Written on- 12/09/13
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