Quotes about sandy, page 21
Summer Is...
Ice pops;
Flip flops;
Barbeques;
Strappy shoes;
Deck chairs;
Chests bared;
Swimming pools;
Keeping cool;
Sunny days;
Sandy bays;
Traffic queues;
Stunning views;
Seagull cries;
Butterflies;
Summer dresses;
Pretty tresses;
Ice cream;
Sunscreen;
Bees buzzing;
Beer guzzling;
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poem by Angela Wybrow
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In her Wings Yonder
Of colored rainbow
A drizzle soft for slumber
Peeled herslef from the sun
A sparkling margestic fairy
A bird in honeyed voice
In a sandy beach I sit
Waves recoile and splosh splash
She makes spice of chocolate voice
She laughs and in water she plays
In unison the birds fly and chorus
Colours fly and swim
Her garment of rainbow I'm enwrapped
Carried I fly over
All in her wings Yonder.
poem by Charles Jagongo Ogola
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The Catalyst's Wave Itself 2009
the wave itself is dizzy but future is still hissing
vague identity/identities
sandy sculpture dissolving into the unknown existence
the wonders of the world
the hunger of a man unknown
trails on the shadow of a leopard's claws
it is not no encouragement but not understanding
still dizzy but hissing sounds of todayness unconscious character
a wave of change which is not change itself
poem by Nyein Way
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A Foolish Step
Bright moon was here,
Before a sandy lies
After the lips of hatred
Telling aloud
Cloudy summer
Anticipation was kneading hard
Prejudice on dice
Gamble of jealousy
Might be a finale
Our suffocation,
At large
Umbrage
We lost everything
Mislaid the same moon
After the dusk
Nothingness is due
Resentment was more
Entranced by greed,
Foolish step is always taken.
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poem by Malaya Roses
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Will You Remember Me
will you remember me
when im gone
will you ever think of me
when you are alone
will you remember me
on a dark rainy night
will you remember our laughs
and our silly fights
will you remember me
in the early morn
will you ever think of me
and our time forlorn
will you remember me
as me
not as someone
i couldnt be
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poem by Sandy Nobody
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Youth Vs. You
I crave you like cotton candy
Fluffy thoughts of you are randy
But you're coarse and oh so sandy
So I have to use my hand. E
I see the young girls ingestin'
At my age I find that testin'
Much prefer to get injectin'
Afterwards leave me to rest. In
My past the butterflies fluttered
Only when your name was uttered
Now my thoughts are oh so cluttered
And my love for you has stut...tered.
poem by Jarrod Pace
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A Summer Scene
A lazy leaf-laden river
Snakes around a sandy shoreline
While copulating dragonflies
Fly over near-stagnant water
In aimless zigzag ecstasy.
Dozens of stout brown birds skimming
The surface, ascending slightly,
Than dipping incredibly low
Miraculously avoiding
Contact with the wet surfactant.
Along the shore a raft of ducks
Noisily swim by in a queue
Seemingly like some summertime
Carnival shooting gallery.
poem by Albert Ahearn
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At Dieppe
The grey-green stretch of sandy grass,
Indefinitely desolate;
A sea of lead, a sky of slate;
Already autumn in the air, alas!
One stark monotony of stone,
The long hotel, acutely white,
Against the after-sunset light
Withers grey-green, and takes the grass's tone.
Listless and endless it outlies,
And means, to you and me, no more
Than any pebble on the shore,
Or this indifferent moment as it dies.
poem by Arthur Symons
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Colour Studies {At Dieppe}
The grey-green stretch of sandy grass,
Indefinitely desolate;
A sea of lead, a sky of slate;
Already autumn in the air, alas!
One stark monotony of stone,
The long hotel, acutely white,
Against the after-sunset light
Withers grey-green, and takes the grass's tone.
Listless and endless it outlies,
And means, to you and me, no more
Than any pebble on the shore,
Or this indifferent moment as it dies.
poem by Arthur Symons
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Their Moment
The moonlight shines a finger
across the stilled waters
of the lonely bay.
Lovers walk arm in arm
along the sandy shore
with eyes for only one another
as romance fills the air
with the night chorus
from invisible creatures everywhere.
They stop to kiss in the moonlight
oblivious to the world.
They arms enclose
around one another
and their moment stretches forever
as they stand there.
11 April 2009
poem by David Harris
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