Tin Cans on the Beach

Tin Cans on the Beach

A Poem by Lena Chere
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Inspired by trips to the local beach.

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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


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Added on October 22, 2024
Last Updated on October 23, 2024
Tags: Litter, beach

Author

Lena Chere
Lena Chere

Portsmouth, Hampshire, United Kingdom



About
I 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..

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