ThursoA Poem by William ParisPoem is not autobiographical although make no mistake - right now I am missing someone with all of my heart.
It was like the coming of waves
these memories of her her body crashing down over mine skin moving against me brown hair caresses soft sand running through my fingers she called out her voice like a gull's cry lifted on the wind carried away from me and then I was cold she went out with the tides we'll always have Thurso brief flashes of her turning her head her eyes shining her smile on the beach sun in her hair on the wall hood up rain on her face my lips on hers on her neck on her shoulders now rain against foggy glass in the coffee house and the steam along with the wet makes blurry outlines i am there every day waiting for her september's sun gone october's grey passed to november's lashing rain with winter's gale I look up from my coffee see her along the sea wall and I dash up crash through the door across the street in the rain the spray of the sea I grip her shoulder and I spin her around its her coat her hat her hair but its not her my own vision blurred by rain by sea-spray by tears all I have are memories like the crashing of the waves
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2 Reviews Added on July 30, 2017 Last Updated on July 31, 2017 AuthorWilliam ParisEdinburgh, United KingdomAbout42. Single dad - a world of experience through hard choices. more..Writing
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