Sea Waltz Poems

 Waves moving following the beat of the sea.
 Anxious to conquer the shores
 to claim for calm.
 Languid they touch our feet making us...

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Upon the sprawling ocean's grace, a rhythmic dance aligns,
Where waves caress the sandy shore with tender, fleeting signs.
A symphony of ebbs and flows, a ceaseless,...

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Undulate on burbling rivers rushing to meet sea,
Buoying spring’s hilarity, ceding to summer’s plea;
Marvel on wings of autumn as falling colors spree,
Rejoice pristine snowflakes adulating...

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It begins with the first breeze of morning across the sea shore 
phonographic moments from early rising seagulls, arriving
 at the edge of dawn, soaring...

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Poems about Poets VII

Gallant Knight
by Michael R. Burch

for Alfred Dorn and Anita Dorn

Till you rest with your beautiful Anita,
rouse yourself, Poet; rouse and write.
The world...

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A
prayer
I
say for
you today.
I pray
for
your health
peacefulness
angels to watch
over you.
My love
I
give you.
May God be
with you
each
waking
day.


Date Written: 6/13/2021

1 Place

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Waltz Wave Contest Poetry Contest
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Peace
be still
said
Jesus
to calm the
stormy
sea.
The wind
and waves ceased
at His command.
Peace be still
Jesus 
says
to me.
When my fears
arise
He
sets me
free.

5/22/21
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For Chantelle Anne Cooke's What Brings You Peace...

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"Shall
we waltz?
Could 
we waltz?
Would you waltz
with me?
Could
you dance,
would you dance
far across the 
shining sea?
Will you fly
by my
side?
We'll kiss
a sad world
goodbye.
Come 
sing with
me."




{Waltz Wave. Written June...

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Waves
crashing;
then
breaking
on the beach.
Ebbing
and
flowing
tides controlled
by moon and earth.
Twice a day
high tides
and 
low tides;
dancing waves 
enchant 
for
ever
more

Kim Merryman – Shall We Waltz Contest
06~11~15...

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Sea breeze swaying trees
A slow waltz of what's to come
Open-air soirees...

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She would persevere in winter frost on moonless nights
She would not be remain naked like a bare autumn tree 
She is strong not to fall...

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Darkness sheets humped dunes
where shelled siblings scrabble upward
bearing heavy tide sands;
sea waves flourish primeval baton
directing perilous beach shuffle . . .
salt waters christen coined swimmers.

Lost...

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