Solitude is not lonely
Against the wind, I took a walk
Past crashing waves and empty docks
Blue depths rose up in forceful swells
To break on concrete slabs and rocks
Against the sand, the water fell
And drenched my rubber boots as well
Though sky and sea appeared forlorn
I longed to never say farewell
Against my bitter longing torn
From slanting raindrops of the storm
I turned to look back at the shore
At peace to know I'd soon be warm
Against all logic, waves that roar
And wind that blows and rain that pours
Gave my heart rest and now it's clear
The reason lies in nights before
The nights of tossing, void of cheer
Of grinding teeth and mounting fear
But peace is drawing ever near
And waves of calm are breaking here
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