The cliffs
A poem detailing my point of view standing above the cliffs in Staithes.
By Ethan HallPublished 5 years ago • 1 min read

I stand, the wind blowing against my arm
The open air, the open sea
A canvas untouched, untamed
A memory for me
My family walk ahead
while I capture the beauty of this moment.
Just me, the cliffs, the grass
and the ocean.
It's all so new,
like a budding spring.
Similar yet unique,
it's own little thing.
I walk up a hill,
so steep my brow sweats like the neighbouring sea.
A challenge, a chance to seize a moment,
a chance to be free.
I look beyond,
an even bigger picture than before.
I see the journey I have made,
I feel like a bird mid-soar.
RAINING NOW!
What an end.
This is truly a tale to tell
to my family and friend.
About the Creator
Ethan Hall
I'm studying Film Production at University. I also do acting and a little bit of photography.

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