Poetry of Place
I see the monstrous waves hit the stable rocks
I hear the crash of the waves on the rock
I smell the sea salt in the cool air and the stink of fish
The feeling of rough rock as I brush my hand against it and the mist of the sea water
The feeling of the grainy sand in between my toes
The people sitting as they watch the waves come and go from the shore
The feeling of calm next to the ocean with a slight breeze
The playful wind whispering in your ear all the secrets of the ocean
The rocks with fuzzy algae on it as the waves hit and start to slowly erode
The seaweed dancing in the ocean with fish trying to find shelter
Hermit crabs scurrying to find a place to rest from the scurrying away from people
The seagulls trying to claim their territory on the rocks as people intrude
People who are posing for the perfect picture in a beautiful place
People wanting to capture the joyful laughs and kids chasing each other
Remembering the happy time with someone special
Grandma trying to get the right picture with everyone
Grandpa walking on the rocks with me as I try to find the perfect spot
The wind toussling my hair but feeling free and reckless
Remembering the happy moments with the people I love
The place where I can think and clear my mind of all my problems
Monterey
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