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Emily Rachelle

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

14 poems·Since December 2012

Born in Panama, Emily Rachelle has traveled throughout the country and the world with her Air Force family. Currently, she lives with her parents and three brothers in middle Georgia. While Emily enjoyed reading as far back as she remembers, writing didn't come to her until she learned the forms of poetry and the basics of story in fourth grade. Since then, she's written scripts for homeschool dramas, poems for birthday presents, and stories for friends and family to enjoy. Sixteen is her debut into the professional world of words. See more at: http://emilyrachellewrites.blogspot.com/

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Beach Heart

May 26, 2013
The crash of the waves Upon the shore The smell of the salt Oft described in folklore The feel of the sand Warm and soft underfoot The cry of the seagulls They saw my fresh fruit The beautiful shells Each one a new wonder The sparkling sea glass Gems thrown asunder I oft find myself Craving these things For unto my heart The lovely beach clings
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