Sadness in the Gale
A Poem by
Marshal Gebbie
Crashing surf on roiling sands Bouldered with volcanic might, Westward storms howl from the sea Battered seagulls shriek in flight. Pale dune grasses thrash to leeward Scattered shafts of milky light, Wild and storm caste portraiture Of cruel sea's eternal might. Searching eyes across this tumult Reaching gaze amongst the foam, Sodden gown to clinging body Frantic eyes in cold waves roam. Desperately she seeks the lover Hauntingly she calls his name, Writhing seas consume her words Crashing surf dispels the blame. Sad solitude in loneliness Outstretched slender arms so frail, Yearning for that tender kiss And for his cold, dead features pale. Rain soaked girl on lonely outcrop Railing at a raging sea, Lost within unfeeling vastness Unobserved by all...but me. Marshalg On the wild & remote, black sand beaches of Taranaki 20 November 2010
© 2012 Marshal Gebbie
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Added on July 26, 2011
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Marshal Gebbie Auckland, New Zealand
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Poem writer for the average Joe. Take tremendous satisfaction in creatively writing about everyday things and everyday people.
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