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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required AUTUMN Dusk sets in. Cool breeze filters through stones on the pier. Distant lights of the city glare, opposed By a sun of scarlet and orange Disappearing through waves Beckoned by the sand. Trees nearly naked stand as soldiers Behind the shore guarding the water And its unending journey, Moving only in rhythm with the wind. Light gently fades Dimming the horizon to nothingness. WINTER Frozen patterns of beauty Scrawled as nature’s marking. Crisp leaves of cold Standing watch over a hardened lake. Blanketing layers of ice Coat the shore, silent save for the wind. A setting sun gives of itself The last warmth of the day, A dying time as dark sets in, Leaving cold bitterness, it drops Below the horizon, Chilling the flesh of the Village. SPRING Sunset casts its narrow ray across the water. On the far horizon, the top of a sail slightly seen With each swell of the waves then disappearing again. Storm breeze chills at the touch of skin. Violently waves approach Battering rocks on the pier. Breaking high, Surf mists couples as they watch Feeling water cling to their clothes. SUMMER Sun sets in the west Where children yearn for their freedom. Shadows resist the streetlamp’s glow, Drawing insects in the haze. Warm and damp, silence shades the town. Liquor bottles replace the nourishment of mother’s milk, Graduate potions for the poisonous dark, Where the children congregate Awaiting the weekend’s potential. END OF SUMMER Help me bring our boat ashore And stow away the sails. You’ve shown me trust in a human heart, And taught how friends can share their warmth, If only for a little while. I don’t wish these days to end, But different dreams we’ve drawn in the sand And carved in these stoic cliff walls. We must now follow our separate paths. Summer’s over, it’s time to part And return this ship to pier. Huntington Beach Sunset first published in High Tide Still Heart: Collection of Shells, Solitude & Ocean Rhythm, Blue Crystal Literary Magazine, 2026, all rights reserved. ISBN 106727832X
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