The water was cold but the night was warm
Walking the beach always calmed my soul
Phosphorus danced in the ankle deep surf
And lit up my white linen pants
That was rolled up to my tanned shin
Three Times a Lady was playing softly from the dunes
Two concealed lovers giggled as I walked past
My mood lightened and I allowed myself a smile
Remembering she left that afternoon
I stopped and imagined a plane dissolve into the stars
Heaviness returned and a breeze chilled my wet bare feet
Startled when Brick House blared, I started back
© 2012 Michael Yost 1/8
beautiful and whimsical really felt you were missing sharing the moment with that someone special …lovely thank you x
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Glad you enjoyed it.
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walking on beach barefoot, wow.
it sounds fun to me,
Thanks for the fun.
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The beach is my favorite place of solitude.
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Sad, but vivid and well written, Michael!
http://charleslmashburn.wordpress.com/2012/01/08/billy-bully-bull/
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Thank you, Charles.
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I feel a little sad after reading this one…
It was very beautifully said, though 🙂
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Thanks, I appreciate that.
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Tugs at the heart strings a bit. But very nice. My poem: http://verseinanutshell.wordpress.com/2012/01/08/count-on/
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Thank you for the visit and comment.
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This is lovely, Michael. 🙂
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Thanks Paul.
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Beautifully done, like always, Michael! Blessings, Terri
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Thanks Terri!
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I will be taking a stroll by the beach soon. Thank you.
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I hope it’s a good stroll! Thanks for the visit and the comment.
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beach is a fun place to be.
lovely poetry.
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Thanks for your visit and comment.
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