What Comes in Waves
is left behind, as sea foam, sand, and dust.

The idea of you hits
as a wave to the sand.
I miss you but to miss you
is a wave of its own
- to love you:
the way you talk,
your tone, your cry,
your eyes when they see me
when they lock on mine,
I will not look away
even to wink is loss of time.
the soft of your skin,
your hand on mine
or any spot your hand may go
so long as I feel you with me
your hand can tour
any part of me you wish to know.
To feel your name
come off my lips
I like the way it fits
your name and mine.
the bind, the hold
you have over me,
is the slam of the wave
to the sand, the tug to
go out to the sea
the ebb of love and lust
gone in the rush
- left only with
sea foam, sand, and dust -
Then,
then I miss you.
Only once the wave has died,
I miss you on days like this
when I lay here in bed
the spot next to me is bare.
I can’t get you out of my mind.
I wait for the wave
to rise from the sea
so that the loss is gone
and you’d be with me.
The wave will come
and the wave will go,
I know too well the ebb
and the flow. It’s gone,
and I wait for the day
that the wave will go,
and you will stay.
About the Creator
Marina Montenegro
Marina is a nonbinary writer and poet. Their work has been previously published by Pif Magazine, CEO Lit, Aegis Publish house, and more. You can follow Marina on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/MarinaMontenegro.Author/).



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