The Lonely Woman And The Sea

tonight the lonely woman sits beside the sea again
her feet are too small and her hands too gentle
she speaks about what is missing and she recalls what she cannot find
she likes the song of the empty shells
the hermit crabs are too clumsy for her
her hair falls on the rocks and she begins to shed some tears

the sea keeps on waving, signalling as though sending the message
' please don't i have so much salt inside my belly'
but the lonely woman keeps on crying and she cannot be stopped
the sea is mute and the lonely woman is deaf

the tree says they make a good pair and someone says further
they can, who knows, without a hitch, live happily ever after

poem by Ric S. BastasaReport problemRelated quotes
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