Never Goodbye

Never Goodbye

A Poem by Melissa Kesead

The cabins are nestled in the trees

like mother hens

You glimpse a seagull on a breeze

a solo flight

The water ripples silently

endlessly in motion

The sand dunes hold their silent plea

waiting for commotion

Squirrels chatter in the eve

birds answer

The sun and it's beauty turn to leave

it sinks into the twilight

Fires are now kindled

and old songs are sung

Til nighttime has dwindled

and up sneaks the sun

The waves crash to the shore

and lull you to sleep

You yawn and say goodnight once more

but never goodbye

 

© 2009 Melissa Kesead


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A stunning, wonderful poem with vivid imagery. It was a pleasure to read this. Thanks for entering my contest and good luck!! :)
-Alaska Frost

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Added on March 12, 2009
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Melissa Kesead
Melissa Kesead

Key West, FL



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I am a wife and mother of two young children who give me ideas for books constantly. I live in Key West, Florida and when I'm not writing I enjoy fishing, lobstering and being on the water whenever p.. more..

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