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Blue Man


Staring out over the ocean
The sun's reflection burning
Sparkling off the Blue Man's hull
Creates a sounding paradise
That never seems to dull

 


Riding through the ocean's spray
The mist and fog dispersing
Yearning for the chill to sway
And the heat to come around
Want it to last forever, this lovely blue day

 


Sleeping in the calming shade
As midday comes around
Refilling energy from this morning
A sudden screech, a call of fear
Kills the mood and dawns a warning

 

Speeding over the water
Running from the sound
Hoping, praying, that no one hears
Your secret will soon be out
Soon it is almost drowned


 

Staring out over the islands
You breathe a sigh of relief
The weight is off your shoulders now
Mending your own fate 
You finally can stop the Blue Man's bow

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parkers.arts

Hello! I'm in high school, and currently writing poetry. I love writing in general, but poetry has always had a special place in my heart. Thanks for reading my stuff! Be safe and have a nice day :)

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