Beyond The Sand Dunes

Poem by David Cannon

Storm-tossed sand dunes steeply climb,

Languish footprints scaling tread,

Crystal skies stir raucous seagulls,

Discordant songs in summers sky,

 

On the dune top oceans boundless,

Golden sands paint rocky shores,

Ocean waves foam onto sand,

Strewn with knots of seaweed,

 

Sands warmed by searing sun,

Devour my naked feet,

Salt laden air fills my lungs,

As I stroll towards the waters,

 

Tied laces hang my shoes,

Slung over sun burnt shoulder,

Bathers lie relaxed face down,

Energizing in radiant sun,

 

Bikini's hinder intimate parts,

Young eyes cannot help but notice,

Stare back towards the ocean,

To shroud my blushing face,

 

Dampened sand I near the waves,

That roll upon the shores,

Sunken feet indent the sand,

As waters drift around them,

 

Looking out towards the sea,

That dances glistening sunlight,

I feel my soul surge up to skies,

As I glow in golden sun.

David Cannon, contact: kmlcannon@ic24.net 
Copyright 2000 David Cannon.
Reviews and comments requested
Posted 10/31/2000  

 

 

YOU

Poem by D. K.

Each morning i wake up and smile
to know that you are mine
i get up and get on with my day
thinking of you i'll be just fine

from this moment on i think of you
throughout the entire day
and at night i have dreams of you
and think about how i love you in every single way

i have never been so deep in love
and sometimes i do get scared
scared of losing you my love
because we make a great couple as we are paired

i'd do anything in the world for you
anything at all
i'll swim the deepest sea for you
i'll climb the mountains until i fall

i'll drive for miles at a time
only to be with you
i'll show you this heart of mine
and prove that it is true

i'll even die for you my love
that is how much you mean to me
you took me in and accepted me
you saw something no one else did see

so this and much much more
i'll do it all for you
oh and by the way my darling
i love you

D. K., contact: forgotten_nights@hotmail.com 
Copyright 2000  D. K.
Reviews and comments requested
Posted 11/06/2000