Sea Poem
What do you see when you go to the sea?
Ocean all around with waves dancing down.
Listen them glide, you'll feel safe inside, clouds about with sunlight peeking out.
Sand on my feet that feels soft and sweet.
Weeds sprouting out.
Seagulls that shout to people here and there, for food they want to spare.
The smell of the sea that makes me feel free.
Rocks to find that glitter and shine. Shells to smell, what's in them some can't tell.
The air is clear with no pollution there, some will swear and some don't care.
Children abound with sandcastles scattered around.
All shapes and sizes and some in disguises.
The sting of the fish if you're not quick! Jelly ones I'm told, they're often quite bold!
Sharks hiding out if you bother they'll shout, no need to fear their often never near.
Boats are around for fishes to be found, others are there to breeze through the air,
and watch people stare as they're coming near.
So this is my poem for whenever I roam,
to a day at the sea, where it's peaceful and free.
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