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Summer Memory

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By K MariePublished 5 years ago 1 min read
Summer Memory
Photo by Jeremy Bishop on Unsplash

Shall I share with you summer’s memory,

As I recall ocean’s gifts received?

Warm sands made wet by a brush of the sea,

A joyful thought of freedom conceived..

Sunlight shatters across unending waves,

Curls rise, close, rise again, invitingly.

Clutching my board, I search for forming caves.

Choosing my rise i paddle cautiously.

Blue waterwall gross as  I plant my feet.

I ride atop, curling fist chasing me.

Then into the tube where water walls meet.

A moment of oneness, me and the sea.

Close out tumbles me off, feels like a dream,

My love for the ocean is so extreme.

About the Creator

K Marie

blind woman trying to escape the desolate desert in the great Southwest.

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