Farewell To The SeaA Poem by MiguelTo those who have lost somebody.Last night I had that dream of you, the dream that makes me hurt,
Where I take you to the sea and you
wear your gypsy skirt.
I help you take your shoes off and
we run across the sand,
There are fireworks in the air and
we can hear the New Year's band.
You turn around to hold my hand, and you tell me that we'll run,
Say if we fly across the ocean then
we can catch the setting sun.
So I sprint into the waves with
you, and my hand is still in yours,
The sun is sinking as we swim,
drifting farther from the shore.
I try to find you in the waves; I swear I'm trying so damn hard, I'm so confused and I'm so scared;
the water's ripping us apart. I hear you screaming out my name; I
turn around and scream yours back, My heart is pounding in my throat;
can't find your hand, the world is black.
I can't stop that empty feeling, as I lie awake for hours, Scream in pillows, clench my teeth,
hold myself, take ice-cold showers. So I walked out to the beach today
for the first time in two years, Thought that maybe it was time for
me to put away my fears.
The warm caress, it wiped my tears, and for once I didn't hurt, I smiled back at the glowing rays
and pictured you in your gypsy skirt. I felt at peace under the sky; I
felt so free that I wanted to run, Because I knew that now you could rest, and that you'd caught
our setting sun. © 2012 MiguelAuthor's Note
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Added on August 3, 2012Last Updated on August 3, 2012 AuthorMiguelHarare, ZimbabweAboutHey. My name is Miguel Alt. I am a senior in high school and I write whenever I have the time and the inspiration. Welcome to my profile. Please feel free to take a look around! more..Writing
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