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Seafoam Paint


Sea foam, like veins in the giant body of water, Contrasts against the muted colors surrounding the shore. Sand, like skin to the nearby train tracks, Clothes a suitable shield to the nuts and bolts. A peach, orange sun sets, After painting a lilac sky into a muave watercolor portrait. A silver plated ocean Shines gold in the sun. A stillness sense ensues, Filled in major minor keys. A turbulent train Rolls notes down the line. A field of green Soothes, a constant cloak.
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