Sailorman's Wife
A sailorman's wife
Looking out at the storm
Filled with such dread
She's barely holding on anymore.
She look to the sea.
Is crippled with need
For one last touch
From her sailor boy.
The look in her eyes
Drowning
The fear in her heart
Surrounding
The weight of the world
on one single shore
How much can this woman
Hold anymore?
One day the tides
will come back in
carrying with them joy and a grin
The wife will no more
Look out at the storm
Because her dear sailorman
is just beyond the screen door.
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