Scarlet bareA Poem by Roland SivarSurfing in BritainSee the world in your last breath A sweet secret Seen in situ A heartbeat between a dream And white wrath A little piece of death Hark now the deeps throat rumbles It is dark and endless Lamenting in despair A thousand white horsed hooves Upon you bare Wise old rock remains Never to care For fickle flesh, scarlet bare We have not warmth Rare the suns glare here We've limestone cliffs Seal pups even stare Of the edge From the deeps coldest grip we tear Free of fickle flesh, laid to waste and scarlet bare © 2013 Roland Sivar |
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Added on June 29, 2013 Last Updated on June 29, 2013 AuthorRoland SivarUnited KingdomAboutI am a surfer and writer. I want to write poetry and fiction in many genres. I love science fiction, travel writing and books about adventures. Some of my favourite writers are; Jack London, T.. more..Writing
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