The art of sitting
On your waterproof poncho,
folded out flat on the beach.
I want to be touching distance to the sea.
You know this is silly,
and we laugh
as we sink deep and deeper
into March-cold sand.
On a wooden bench,
side by side above the bay,
basking in sunshine,
clumps of early daffodils at our feet.
Our faces heliotropes,
lids closed.
I anchor my hand in yours.
On rocks,
between lichen and loss,
topping a secret land between tides.
The dunes a million miles away,
we stare at bright soul blue antiquity
like two lighthouses, spring kissed,
waiting, waiting.
The sea from three angles.
Our hearts weave in an out
of vistas, wind, sun, waves.
The art of sitting with my love.
Beautiful poem, Britta. Clearly the ocean is one of your strongest muses.
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Thanks so much, Stephanie for reading and commenting! I hope I can do the sea justice…
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It’s a beautiful one, Britta. Can feel the love in the air. š
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Thanks, Terveen. I’m a big softie… And proud of it!
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