Sun Over the Harbor
At the harbor, old men watch boats
sail to sea as nostalgia floats
through sunlight.
A Navy man recites a song
and baits his chums to sing along
from sundeck.
Then, sun and clouds together swirl.
He thinks of her and how she’d twirl
her sundress.
His memories bring laughs and tears,
then comes another round of beers
at sunset.
Thoughts bittersweet, he won"t forget.
Friends reminisce without regret
till sunrise.
Written 5/17/20 for Joseph May’s
Compounding the Verse Contest
Copyright © Rhonda Johnson-Saunders | Year Posted 2020
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