The crunch of the sand beneath my feet
I feel them sink in the soft damp grain, while the salty water sweeps over, and splashes up my calf
The wind blows through my hair and whips it back from my face
I keep walking at steady pace, my mind filled with thoughts…. thoughts of you
I cannot but wonder if all is well, and as i do, i feel my heart swell.
Children playing, digging deep, the roar of laughter, interrupts my thoughts and I want to remain
In this moment, the twilight sky, the salty fresh smell, as my feet continue, leading the way
Pounding and sinking as they go , to somewhere, yet nowhere, this I know
The squawk of the gull, as it swoops then ascends, alone in its quest, it has no friends
Still i continue, my heart beating fast, then suddenly i stop, I’ve arrived at last
Conclusions they come, sometimes good sometimes bad. Nevertheless its an answer whether happy or sad
Wonder i must as I turn around, again my feet, they pound the ground
Go from my head, it no use to me, to wonder and hope of what it could be
Over the dunes, the sun sets bright red
A reminder of words, bygone days, once said
Empty and futile, yet once so sincere
But its only me now, and my shoes that are here
Words they are so easy to string
Along with a kiss, an embrace and a ring
Where are you though. As the waves crash the strand, not here with me holding my hand
Alone I must go and keep moving on
For it’s beauty, it’s life and i know I have won
Sing the song of the sweethearts desire and wrap up the thoughts that once would conspire
Futile and empty, they mean nothing now
I walk and I walk in the crunch of the sand
No man, child or beast to tell or demad
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