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The Place With the Sea and the Sand


The place with the sand and sea is abandoned, Empty. Deserted. Bumpy tracks of vehicles are freshly anew, But no other traces of a once crowded beach left behind. It had become a place for a loner, For desolation For solitude The girl did not know why her feet led her there, Yet she knew she belonged. She was standing alone, Isolated. She was lured to the sea, Yearned to feel the breeze through her hair, And have the warm sand bury her toes. She wanted to taste the saltwater sensation. The feet followed the tracks through the long clearing to the shoreline And as the hands brushed the old wooden fence She finally reached her destination. Peering at the many clouds moving swiftly through the air, The memories came back- The hot summer days: The radio blaring, lifeguard whistling, sandcastle building, Summer days. She loved the place with the sea and the sand She loved the water glistening as rays of sunshine beat down upon it And the sounds of waves infiltrating the air She loved the ways it forced her to think, To reflect, To relax. It was always on her side There for comfort through frustration An ailment for her pain She knew it was forever hers.
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This poem is a submittal for the Scholarship Contest

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