She was a sea dancer..

She was a sea dancer…

(April is poetry month. New poetry number twenty-seven.)

She was a painter, part-time poet and she was a sea dancer.

She could paint the sea, she could paint the forest and

she would paint the faces of people near on the Monterey pier.

She sought laughter and kind people.

I was a drunk, I was the bar-poet.

The sea seeker and I loved the silence.

She wanted to save her world, she wanted to save me.

She wanted to make me smile and laugh.

She would find me in the Irish Tavern and she would take my hands

and we would find the River Inn at Big Sur. She told.

Dear poet, dear Johnnie. Please allow me to paint your face at Pfeiffer beach.

I want my insane poet near the dangerous sea together forever.

We would drink the sweet wine in early afternoon and

we would go to Pfeiffer beach. We would climb into the dangerous rocks and

allow the waved to spray us with the ocean water.

The coldness of the sea would awake our spirits.

She told me. I know you seek death. I do see heavy sadness in your eyes.

You have volunteered for every conflict for four years.

You believe, you do not need love. Johnnie, we need love.

The whiskey won’t heal you. You must learn to love again.

She would go to the open sea and

dance for the goddess of the sea.

She was so beautiful, she was so wonderful.

I told the goddess of the sea.

Please give me one more day with dear Beatrice.

My kindest friend, I do adore.

Dancing Coyote

Author's Note

Thank you for reading.

Reviews

[Sameeksha Vadisherla]

'She sought laughter and kind people.
I was a drunk, I was the bar-poet.
The sea seeker and I loved the silence.
She wanted to save her world, she wanted to save me.' Wow, Lady Beatrice must be a treasure.

The narrative is so beautiful here, a painter and part-time poet, other a bar-poet, both seeking connection amidst their personal struggles. Imagery is so elegant in this.
Stay happy :)
Thank you dear Coyote for sharing.

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you dear poet. We need kind people near us. Someone to make us believe. We are not alone.

[Sameeksha Vadisherla]

Most welcome dear poet. Yes, we all do deserve kind people :)

[DIVYA]

Often people have such art within them. Yet it goes unnoticed except by those close to them. And what more, they're content to just be with their lovely capabilities and enjoy their place as if a flower hidden under the sun. I loved this poem for its purest expression of love and beauty. Truly something unique to read today.

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you dear Divya for reading and the comment. We need people near us who excite our souls.

[Chris Shaw]

Your beautiful Beatrice was a woman of wisdom. She sought laughter and kind people. Two ingredients we badly need in life to soothe its harshness. I love the name you have given her .. the sea seeker. Water is so healing Coyote.

Chris

[Coyote Poetry]

I agree dear Chris. I have the Great lakes in Michigan. I do miss the Pacific. Thank you for reading and the comment.

[Chris Shaw]

You are welcome Coyote. All good wishes to you and your family.