Alunan 3

Sort of a Love Poem

Alongside each other they lir
Each one keeping to its side-
The ponderous land, the abysmal sea.

In the mountains, clarity and light,
Grey silence of silt, implacable downdrfit
Sucking in skeletons of whale

Perhaps on a September evening,
The sea in a playful mood may curl
Upon the shore its wavelets of lace;

The somber land beguile would murmur
In a voice heavy with rocks and trees,
'Stay, stay a while, a little longer, '

But the sea, tossing its frothy curls,
Would gather its weedy skirts and rush away,
Sighing and leaving to fade on the sand

Its bangles of coral, cowrie and kelp.
A story, my friend, without proper end.
And yet, I'm very glad we've met.

posted by merlie alunan @ 1: 02 AM

poem by Ric S. Bastasa
Submitted by Poetry Lover
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