The Pearl
Shells wash up, on the shore,
Of textures and patterns - galore,
Embedded, in the sands of time,
As waves lap up, of a fresh new bind,
Children build model castles of sand,
Imagination of a king’s march, overland.
As the mild froth of seawater, surrounds the fort,
Creation of a circle of defensive moat,
God forbid, if the attack is fierce,
It breaches the castle, with a high wave - pierce.
As waters wane at the ebb of the tide,
Young hearts search for shells, in their stride,
Occasional jubilant moments of surprise,
As a pearl glitters, from a shell, prised.
Copyright © Pradipta Roy Choudhury | Year Posted 2019
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