The Sea Is The Shy Lover Of The ShoreA Poem by Paul VeloraIrish lock in time you forgot to make for the ocean to make yourself for the sea A long boat's awaiting Like the movement of the leaves Waiting surely and softly I lay restless here upon the sea. Thistledown on the wind You watch the night with calm Waiting on the breeze to fall Drop you in my arms Aye, wear that green dress you adore Carry my sweet timbre To my home upon the shore
When I wake in the morning Your smile I will see Dash the air from my lungs Those long weeks on the sea Simply stated, I'm elated to be No longer heart-ached and longing Here I am right next to the sea.
Thistledown on the wind You watch the night with calm Waiting on the breeze to fall Drop you in my arms From the deck upon Yet no red hair nor blue eyes No dancin' save the sea. O' on the treacherous sea The boat's swaying slightly Down from the depths To the gun-wells and me Waiting surely and softly The movement of the crying wind The sting-spray of the sea.
Thistledown on the wind You watch the night with calm Waiting on the breeze to fall Drop you in my arms I try to sleep and to finally be Right here with you, Yet I awake in the morn' to the sea. © 2010 Paul Velora |
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Added on December 27, 2010 Last Updated on December 27, 2010 AuthorPaul VeloraFrederick, COAboutI wanna write... ...Everything, poetry, plays, operas, shows, movies, songs, ditties, motto's, hell ingredient lists if I have to. I want to be so wrapped up in words that they ooze out of my pores.. more..Writing
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