I see the sun
slip
into the sea
I feel the sand
move
under my feet
I taste salt breeze
curve
over my cheek
I stroke bare nape
brow
fingertips reach
I palm calm words
sigh
soft relieve
I smell deep dusk
draped
over eyes' weave
A wondrous eve
Author notes
Sometimes ...
Photo: ML April 9, 2009 Gordon's Bay
In a list
A contest entry
- Bring me a sunset to remember by Hello...No.One.Home.
700 points, ended May 4, 14 entries
Gold trophy winner
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Comments
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wow....first..congrat on the gold..second...what a wonderful poem for the prompt..3rd..this poem is just lovely..simple..beautiful..a perfect sunset..


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A wonderfulpoem with lovely images here..congrats on the gold!


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Awww... It waws as if I was walking along the beach with someone I loved

A wonderful write and I wish you all the best in the contest.
Kate
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Thank you so much ...
for a lovely comment. And once again, for the Gold.
Love
Myra
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This is wonderfully romantic and softly sensual, especially the way you employ the senses of seeing, smelling, touching, etc. Beautifully done.
Bill

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Beautiful picture of sunset, beautiful painted poetry. I like the sea myself. Picture looks like somebody spilled the gold into the watter.

~Sonja~

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ah the glorious sun, the days are here for me again where mornings are bright and shining, the evenings too just as dusk arrives, a bright light comes right through the window. into my sea. soft sand between toes - capturing those grains, golden specks of god. winds as calm as love, gently softening the face, the cheek waves an hello to the sky. passion brush moments as the skin is tenderly smiled at. palming words - good imagery there, soft. scents wrap time into spun seconds, stretched into sighs. aye, eve is nice.


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Ah..how lucky are you.?.you are with so much connectivity with this life making you together with it..love the joyful scenario you shared love it..well done..
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That is a beautiful photo! You were right to show us that, however far it was to go; the sunset over an ocean beach is magnificent, and "all's right with the world".

I like the form's single verb in the middle line, and the harmony of similar rhymes throughout. Best of luck!

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I tried to capture the romance of that particular beach ...
and yes: I planned every day carefully to give you the fullest impact of South Africa in the shortest time! We went from high to low; from west to east and west again; from inside to outside and back again ... up the mountains and down valleys ... And I know you landed within hearts.
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