If the city saddens you, come to the sea with me
The azure sea with its thousand waves
The wind whispers, igniting hope
All your sorrows, you'll see them fade away
If one day the city offers nothing to bring you joy
Then return to the sea
Here, I'll take you
To the edge of the horizon, to watch the wind dance with the clouds
If one day you need a hand
To guide you through storms and gales
Or to rid yourself of sorrow's burden
Then come back to hear the sea sing with me!
And one day the boat returned to ask the sea,
"Did you feel lonely without the boat?"
About the Creator
Anh Hoang
Each person's life, the events of the past, how many things are worth remembering? Ten years? A hundred years? A thousand years? Eventually, they all slowly fade away, quietly dying with time.
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Take Me With You
I've been here, my love. Watching, waiting. I've wanted to come to you, but I can't seem to break free of these wrought iron bars. You must have looked upon my face at least a hundred times these last few months, yet your face never once lit up for me. Not the way I know mine does for you. It's like you didn't recognize me anymore.
By Kenny Penn4 days ago in Fiction
Comments (2)
It is a nice way of relieving our mind. So well done and I subscribed you.
OMG, I loved this!! It was a twist at the end with the boat asking the sea that question! Greta job! Beautiful poem. ❣️