Galveston, TX
I wondered the quiet beach and imagined you today
Seemingly embodied in each crystal clear blue wave
I searched for your words as you twisted us closer
Roughly escorting me deeper into that vast ocean
Pull me under and into your strong current, I plea
Might as well, around you I can’t seem to breathe
Feel us spin effortlessly in the morning water, too
Again I stumble, beating my head against the sand
Maybe I’ll learn and these feelings can finally end
Again, what my mind does for you…
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
I love this and the photo is amazing! xxx
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Thank you, Willow. xxx It was a lucky shot.
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Nice imagery. I’ve never been able to do that with poetry.
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Thank you. I worked awhile on this one, but the idea came quickly.
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Very nice thoughts, Audith, and great pic, too.
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Thanks, Duketh.
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So great, Audrey…bravo
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Thank you!
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Wonderfully written!
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Thanks, Christopher! 🙂
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Audrey, this is beautiful and gosh….so is your photo of Galveston. My heart…oh! This makes me miss him so much…even more 🙂 (silly me). I guess it isn’t meant to be (I absolutely hate the heat and would have moved anyway). Beautiful words! Thank you. 🙂
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Thank you! This photo was caught perfectly after a rewarding weekend. I think it was a nice little gift to be around and to catch.
I’m glad you found a memory along with the poem. Oh the ones who get away…
I hate the heat, as well.
You’re very welcome. 🙂
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Love this Audrey Dawn. the picture reminds me of the Oregon Coast.
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Thank you, Geanie. It’s freezing here today!! I should drive to Oregon it must be beautiful. More so than here, for sure.
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