Tin Cans on the BeachA Poem by Lena ChereInspired by trips to the local beach.It’s more fun here when the tide is in. Strong winds make the waves faster, The foam like overflowing beer. The litter picker takes the cans. It has to be official- You have to have the tongs, Otherwise I would pick them up, And maybe get infected. A whole shift of picking cans Would be too strenuous for me, So I won’t present myself To be issued with tongs. Instead I’ll sit and watch the sea. Some rats are watching here with me, A large one and a small one; A mother rat and baby. They’re just a little family, So I won’t report them To tong-wielding officials. © 2024 Lena Chere |
AuthorLena CherePortsmouth, Hampshire, United KingdomAboutI have been writing seriously for ten years in pen names Candy Ray and Lena Chere. After three years I decided not to go professional, and made all my books free. I've self-published 13 books, main.. more..Writing
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