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About This Poem
He Embraced the Sea
He said he needed to freely roam,
so on a ship he set sail.
He embraced the sea, deserting me.
My one love bid me farewell.
He said he needed to feel the wind
caress his face till day was done.
Deserting me, he embraced the sea
and was loved by moon and sun!
He said he needed to breathe the scent
of ocean salt and fresh air.
He embraced the sea, deserting me.
Too strong was their love affair.
He said he needed to stay with her
and not with me on dry ground.
Deserting me, he embraced the sea -
her blue beauty all around.
He said he needed to hear the crash
of her waves. What was her lure?
Embraced by the sea, deserting me;
he lived all his life for her.
He said he needed the space she gave.
In the end, he was her slave!
Deserting me, embraced by the sea,
he is hers, for she’s his grave!
Written 12/24/12 For the ZaniLa Rhyme - an exiting new contest for the holidays...
Poetry Contest of Suzette Crous
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