Long Naturesea Poems
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I dreamed the wind
could talk to the sea
he whispered quietly,
“Lets travel a mile
our ease set free”
Trembling in awe
of the windy king,
she rode the eddy’s
to what would it bring?
Not a word
passed his lips,
not a sound
but silence fits
They traveled together
wind in hand,
washing and blowing
across the sands
Eventually,
his gust blew out,
weary he rested
and looked about
Blowing so soft
he rippled a wave,
sensuous foaming
a tide is made
Thinking that silence
would be lifelong,
the sea went out
moon rides begun
Now a sentinel
for the four winds,
I watch the moon
as the sea does rescind
As the oil gushes freely from the hole
The ocean currents disperse it abroad
Fish, birds all sea creatures await tole
This time the tole awaits for thee and all
No just sealife, waterfoul, oysters, clams
This could mean less food on our grocer's shelf
Of course, there will be biscuits, even jam
But what about fish, oysters fried by a chef
As that oily sustance keeps spreading
All around the Gulf who's to say where will stop
It could bounce all around the globe
Might take a year or two but who even knows
That oil might slip into that slow boat to China
On the submarine in the deepest ocean
Maybe get on your bassboat moored under oak tree
As the cooing Dove calls to me how long 'twill be
When the end will come no one knows
This could be the start of those woes
Spoken of in Revelations when one-third
Of the sea creatures meet their destruction