A Carnival by the SeaA Poem by Ryan AbramA reoccurring dream I have, about a colourful, yet fair carnival, on an ever stretching beach.Cast upon a canvas, white: A carnival of pretty papers, bustling- under flags of stripes and colour, circled by soaring gulls visiting from the wide, naked, painted sea, airily a mirage, disappears sweetly Satin waves break against stretching shores, caressing sand, demanding- a gentle hand's touch, Apollo's fire; the beaming sun's warmth Floating rings of cotton- pink, white, ever so thin, fade deftly- into solemn sunlight, evaporate- into eternity And like the paint crumbles from this jaded canvas, so too does the castle... before it rises once more.
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1 Review Added on February 11, 2014 Last Updated on February 28, 2014 AuthorRyan AbramToronto, CanadaAboutI am a boy that likes to think he writes poetry occasionally. more..Writing
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