As the sun falls into the depths of the sea, the moon rises,
Just as the tide, and another
Another without a name
A woman, with hair that flitters in the ocean breeze
She rises to the tide
And sinks into the sea
She becomes one with the ocean
Swimming with creatures unannounced to the world of light and man
She lives and thrives
In the rolling waves
Dozing in cozy shore caves
And she wears the colors of the sun and earth
She bears the name of home to the island of few
She cares for the homeless and lost
Her eyes, though tired, gleam
With shimmering jewels it may seem
But when they came and took the sea
Named the island
And ate the beings with which she had swam
She fell
She fell from the cliffs- and she soared
A splash tumbling into the ocean and raging upon man
Roaring with loss of a woman without name
Stealing the lives of which had taken
The ocean gives to take
And in the end
The woman's splash took a name
A name feared by all
Tsunami
She bears the colors of earth and the sun
And she gives to take
To remind us
That no debt is left unpaid
Tsunami may not walk the land
But she will reprimand those who have forgotten
Pulling them to her waves
And sending them to their graves
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Lemon Seeds | A Collection Of Poetry
PoetryLife Lemons And a little bit of everything inbetween -Enjoy- Warning: This poetry, like a lemon, can be sour, bitter, and make your eyes water a little. Ingest with caution, and don't forget to spit out the seeds.