Out Of The Blue
A Tale As Old As Time
Solo, she is free
To play at the sea
On her day away from home
Cast away from the deep
Her soul had not a care
Arms out as they sway in the wind
As low tide went back out
With sand left in her toes
She wore her best red suit
Form fit her body, snug
Salt slap by a wave
Her skin wet with a glow
Red lips safe for a kiss
Her tan a gift from the sun
A slow turn of her head
She sees
His icy blue eyes
Like the sea
In its vast
And pure form
Out of air
From his run
And her soul
As they meet
He sees her
At his spot
Held in awe
By her
A big wave came down
As she came to walk
Near to him
His hand by his side
He has made this run
Over and over
Not even one time
Did he see her
But now
He can see
No one else
But her
About the Creator
Misha Kelly
Writer, adventurer, nature lover, student of life
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