Poem -
Cliffs of Dover
Cliffs of Dover like brittle glass
Battered by waves incessant pass
Offering briny tears it cannot weep
Imbued alabaster foamy sweep
Crashing ashore, dunes crumble
Fierce skies resoundingly rumble
Lightning strikes a restless sea,
Ignited ritual churning lee
Rocks lament a heartless disdain
Alas heedless an ardent refrain
Forevermore to meekly procure
Enchanted by mystical allure
Brackish ruin seawaters bear
Solace tis naught easy to spare
Stoic, crags infinitely reside
For even vexed stone must abide
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Comments
I love the song I live in Newfoundland that song is a staple in my home land?
thank you kindly
Such a prolific way of romanticising nature!
Thank you kindly Ian
Amazing write!
thank you Kade! I will stop by to read your work sometime soon
Hi Lisa,
Coming home on the ferry you look for that white ribbon. Then you're home.
Great write,
Nigel
Thank you Nigel. I so envy that you live so close to experience the beauty
Beautiful masterpiece.
thank you Simon