I Am the Ocean at Night
I am the waves hitting the sand,
When the sun has come to its end
And the stars and moon are the only light,
Calling out for the suns warmth again
I am the one who holds life that is unkown
Because the depths and darkness are an obstacle
To scuba divers and oceanographers
Who will not unravel the mysteries soon
I am a barrier to those who wish to communiate
With loved ones living on the other side of me
And even when they try to come together
Sometimes is not possible
I am not only a disastrous ocean
Although I make myself believe this
From day to day
It is not the whole truth
But I am also the peaceful waves
That people add into their soundtracks
When they cannot fall asleep
And I seem to bring heavy eyes of relief
I am the one who brings joy
Joy to children who cannot wait
To bring their swimwear the next morning
Making me part of their memories
I am the Ocean at Night
Althought I bring troubles to the world
I am also part of the reason they are happy
And I exist because I know you care
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