Drowning to know love
Wading over soft wet sand
Towards the salty sea
A chilly Scottish afternoon
Cold water greeting me
Plunging fast no time to feel
I swim away with gusto
Swim towards the shetlands
Who’s beauty is a musto
Arms stretched out I’m fighting
Fighting the pounding waves
The waters strength is frightening
I can’t let my body cave
My legs plough forth I keep my pace
But soon feel my body aches
It feels too cold I worry
My strength is now at stake
The cold has taken a bit of a hold
But moving on I must
The tightening softens
Then all at once a huge almighty gush
Pulled, pulled down within the waves
Hands splashing, can do nothing
Bubbles blowing from my mouth
My body speadily dropping
I relax, stay calm believe in no harm
Then see a light above
Young fisherman Tom from Skye
Does save me, oh my love.
Pulled up with glee
Held on to me
His arms so warm and tight
Did I only know I loved him until that very night.
Copyright © Angela Tune | Year Posted 2021
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