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Diamond Beach Walk


Calmness of the dawn greets,

soft breezes mellow the mind;

terns floating aloft;

bubbles in the newly submerged sand;

sand crabs scampering into secret hideouts.

 

A lonesome fisherman

casting into the surf;

wicker creel empty, lifted by the surf.

Jogger leaving ephemeral footprints,

decomposed by indefatigable tides.

 

Sun-filled brightness aloft;

azure sky luring us to tranquility.

Joining hands with my soulmate,

remembering another diamond beach -

fifty-five years ago . . . with a ring.

 

© Russell Kendall Carter

 

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rkcdlitt

I am a retired high school and college professor. The last 10 years of my teaching was as a college professor of literature and writing. I have self-published one book of prayers and meditations and am preparing another book of poetic odes to faith and love. I am truly honored to be welcomed into this group.

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Comments (3)

rkcdlitt
<p>Thank you; this was special for me</p>
rkcdlitt
<p>Thank you; this was special for me</p>
Janaiedwards13
<p>Love the vibe I feel while reading this&nbsp;</p>

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