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Picture this.
The edge of a summers day stretched out along the curve of a beach
Sun beaming out like a heartbeat
Steady and warm from its place on the lip of the horizon
I follow that curve until I find you there,
Warm from the sun
.
The crackle of a driftwood bonfire, that surges a million sparkling prayers out into the deepening sky
does not create anywhere near the amount of sparks as we do
When I catch that soft look in your eye
SUMMER ******!!!
What a Drag!!!
missing out on fun
you could've had;
Instead of Sunbathing and
chilling on the sand,
Because of your actions,
off the Beach
YOU WERE BANNED!!!
Your mind is ***** and
your INTENTIONS
are WEAK, but
Who told you it was
OK for you to STREAK???
It was quite a shock, and
a DEFINITE SCARE!!!
You out here running around
FLAT OUT BARE!!!
Get off the beach and
away from this BAY!!
5-0's been notified and are on the way
HOW DARE YOU!!!
YOU PERVE!!!
YOU OUGHT TO BE ASHAMED!!
You try that again you'll
never see the light of day!!
I must admit He was insane
HE REALLY, REALLY WAS!!!
He probably was really DRUNK or
strung out on DRUGS
People today please
WATCH YOUR
SURROUNDINGS
this poem might offend
or be somewhat 
astounding!! What I'm
really trying to
say is to
BE AWARE!!!
people done gone
crazy and they
REALLY DON'T CARE.
SAFETY FIRST
CONCLUSION OF THESE words!!!!!


B.R.
Date: 01/24/2023
Note: No offense but there's
too much going on
in this World Today.
I'm just seeing too
many naked people.
Please leave the
drugs alone.
B 5d
Wind passes through my toes.
Sand shifts under my feet. One
million grains at my feet. I
want sea breeze hips,
tidal voices, and skin
pickled in brine. I am
reborn in the sun’s warm arms,
I, who belong to the sea
hope u nerds like it!
The small invasion of gentle waves,
Encroaching onto the dry trodden sands,
Whispering an unstoppable assault,
Of the moon-led tide.

As the waters destroy the mark of man,
Upon the sands,
It creates again a new blank canvas,
Waiting the new artist marks,
Applied by,
     chasing dogs,
     squealing children,
And,
     A greyed couple,
Walking towards one more,
Horizon dipping sun.
alex Jul 22
Sleepless summer nights,
salty golden curls,
green swim shorts,
charming, star-speckled smiles.
Soft-spoken words,
guileless promises,
chilled beach air,
lapping waves,
crickets chirping,
cans cracking,
laughter echoing through darkness—
bonfires illuminating faces.
Lost in the labyrinth of bare love,
mistakes made,
heartbreak— inevitable.
Sunburnt hearts.
Bree Jul 22
mind melt
into obscurity
meld mind
into whisps
wisps
wisp
a tiny sliver.
No one will see
the smallest of light for few to view
strike hands
and knives
for all to see
stand naked with
shells in hand
gleam and glean
about the wheat and chaff
make noises til our mother laughs

amid the sea: grey, gold and fire
the embers of waves in twilight
bloom and die and live
in atoms once created
now forgotten
fish-sama Jul 21
My queen! Inhale each grain of sand and reign!
Take all you touch: castles, footprints, poems
sung with muted cries of rasping pain.
Your servants await, bikini women and ******* men.

I stand knee-deep, each night you rise and fall,
stealing bits of me until all that remains
is an ivory statue studded with barnacle kisses.
A trip to the beach
Naina Jani Jul 21
The silvers of influence
spill from the moon’s palm,
soft over skin warmed
by a beach day’s hush.

Here, paradise breathes —
not loud, but in sighs,
where seafoam curls
around ankle and ache.

Your gaze, dark as onyx,
doesn’t just look —
it lingers.
A smooth promise,
ripe with unspoken tides.

And I —
I unravel,
seduced by salt air
and the weight
of being seen.

🎀  𝒩𝒶𝒾𝓃𝒶 𝒥𝒶𝓃𝒾  🎀
Lee Jul 20
I don’t know the ocean
And she doesn’t know me
Surely she remembers more
But I’m a mountains and trees girl
Patience is key
Written on the balcony of the condo we rented for the week
Lee Jul 19
How numb
Can your toes be?
That the horseshoe *****
Who don’t even have the means,
Can pinch your skin and make you scream?
Wrote this one after a beach day
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