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Life's a beach, a time of celebration.
A cocktail of joy; waves of exhilaration.
Enjoy each moment, live in each day,
Build castles in the sand, take time to play.
Life's a beach, a walk in the sand.
Sail peaceful waters, whenever you can.
Take in the sunsets; a gift sent your way.
Life's a beach, live it each day.
What's in my head is under your skin.
Slipping it on like a coat,
wiggling its finger tips into yours.
A king crab rubbed in sun tan oil.
His platinum wig shining the same as the crushed velvet in front of him and his flaking, blue beach chair.
A middle aged, sun spotted lawn.
My dry hands paint a crippled panther onto your face.
Scuttling in my mary janes.
The smell of you shoves my fingers down my throat.
My broken education dragged across my wrists.
I may not know all of the presidents,
but I know a bargain when I see one.
Knowing is a relative term..
I wonder if
the Moroccan sun
going down
into the Mediterranean
sea(or seemingly so),
noticed us
kissing on the beach
by the tufts of grass?
We cared not,
but went about
our business
as lovers do.
Loud music
from the base camp,
some one sang,
guitar, voices,
silly laughter.
It was quite
some time
ago now;
age has set in,
bones
have become stiff
and ache,
but it was
a good session,
as I recall,
for time-sake.
naked on the beach,
no towel underneath,
and the sand gritty
beneath, into, and
on top of everything
while lying next to the
ocean's rising tide,
the sea of hating,
remembering all
the loathing words
you spewed, berating,
salty drops of your envy
and resentment,
lost enchanment
drowns me, pulled
into the undertow
of remorse...
par for the course.
10:47 PM 4/27/2013 ©
Today is a new day.
I chased the sunrise,
I chased the waves.
I followed the bees,
Smelt the flowers.
I felt the sand on my feet,
The cool, salty breeze on my face.
Met some fishermen,
And captured a bull’s gaze.
Watched the ebbing of the tide,
As the pigeons flew by.
I sat on a rock,
And stared at the blue sky.
I walked on the shore,
Drew on the sand.
Saw a lost baby slipper,
And hurt my right hand.
I breathe in all these…
Thank God for life.
Today is a new day.
Seaside adventures,
In Tynemouth, with some Guinness,
And a man named Dave.