Long Seanight Poems

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Waves Crashing Against My Heart

I nestle comfortably in the sand, 
 Sitting next to you, hand in hand.

A cool breeze, and salt in the air,
 The wind picks up and whips around our hair.

The stars glitter and shine so bright, 
 I'm glad we decided to go out tonight.

Waves crash violently against the sand, 
 This is the most romantic night you ever planned.

So simple, yet so full of thought, 
 I'm sorry earlier that we had fought.

I see that you're a love so dear, 
 I also know that I need not fear.

As we sit on this white, sandy beach
 Its the sound of peace that we seek.

Lay me down and gently kiss my lips, 
 Place a hand on either one of my hips.

A sigh of content escapes my mouth, 
 As we stare at the constellations to the South.

I wish this night could last forever, 
 As we journey on our new endeavor. 

Sadly, it won't, but that's okay.
 As we enjoy ourselves on the beach we lay.

What is it about the ocean that makes me at peace?
 With each wave, my calmness, seems to increase.
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Daytona Beach Breakers

Down Florida way
Near Daytona Beach
Stays many a lassie
One in my eyes is a peach
 
Breakers on the move
Beach to caress
Bikini clad girl
My eyes are well blessed
 
Shapely and tanned
Toned and refined
Just me and this lassie
To be wined and dined
 
Late night beach stroll
As they enjoy the night
With the sound of the breakers
Just out of sight
 
In a moment of capture
They turn to each other
Gently they kiss
Under starry night cover
 
On the sand they lay
Looking up to the sky
This two together 
Never wondering why
 
Their futures tomorrow
Today they just met
Over a period of time
Eternally set


http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/love3.php
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Horse and Head

hurry I said!  we must get away!
they're closing on us, no time for delay!


      the horror began the year 'fore last,
            and most were dead before it passed,

      a mighty wave! ten buildings tall!
            came rushing through, and drowning all!
             
              ........... it came alive, survivors say,
              pray first night after! the terror o'er bay,

      the heavy gray fog, it hung so low,
              and terrible winds began to blow!

            bobbing along beyond the pier,
      the horse and head filled souls with fear!

            night after night the same path it took,
      just past the docks, the waves it shook!

            never closer it came, to frighten thee,
      'till you strangled the air! and cursed the sea!

            O vengeance it seeks! your soul it will take!
       just seconds to live! prepare for your wake!


hurry I said!  we must get away!
they're closing on us, no time for delay!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Ship of Imagination On the Scottish Coast

On this ship I'll cruise the Scottish Isles
Coast on coast for many a mile
Rocks and sand, castles that are grand
Beauty that has been graced by many hands

Isle of Iona what a dream
Where the beautiful stone Abbey can be seen
Much of your beauty destroyed over the years
Hope of restoration somehow calms all fears

Isle of Arran twenty miles long and fifty-six around
Palm Trees grace your lush land
Divide by the Highland Boundary Fault that bounds
The north rugged and hilly with south gentle as sand

So many isles over seven hundred in all
One cruises on the imaginary ship all night long
From low lands, craggy hill and mountains tall
Each night I'll cruise the imagination with song

Contest:"Indulge Me Scottish Style"
Sponsor: Thvia Shetley
Form: Rhyme

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