A line of palm-trees
Paint green the golden shore
It's the sea I come to adore.
My hair flutters with the breeze
With the smell of crisp clean summer
Foaming crests form in the water
Match the clouds above the sky.
Where the seagulls dance and fly
To then dive into the sea
Vast blue nature smiles with glee
And the ocean seems to speak
To my soul that comes to seek
A vent to purge it's sorrow.
I will die here in the morrow.
Turquoise will be my grave.
In this place my heart is safe.
In this sands I'll build my fortress
And will bathe my naked madness
Your wet hands will touch my core
I'll make love with the sea shore
And then hide into my castle
Golden, vast, perfect bedazzle.
I will dive into your womb
With sea conch my hair will comb
For a mermaid I will be
I will rest in the blue sea
In the sand your name will bury.
To forget your love so dreary.
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Carmina A Book of Poems
PoetryCarmina (Hebrew) means garden or orchard. In Latin it means song or poem. This is a collection of Poems of love, life and nature.