Sound of the SeaA Poem by Matthew CloughI
love the sound of the sea, Pulling
me to you, to me.
I
think of the months passing, like
waves tumbling upon themselves, collapsing
on sand. Is
this my life? Watching,
waiting.
Allure
enough to arrive, place
my toes at the kissing point, not
enough to plunge. Why
do I wait? Waves
keep rolling.
On
a coastal brink you stand continents
away, turned to the pier, drawn
to the wet drumbeat. What’s
out there? Faraway,
a rhythm, me.
There
must be a central point, a
locus on the charts, where unsettled ripples
begin. Where? I’d
meet you there.
That
is, if I weren’t me. I’m
on the shore of the sea. © 2014 Matthew CloughReviews
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