I watched the sun’s last rays
Cast across Mobile Bay
And felt the warmth of the summertime wind
Blessed did I feel
In this place, so surreal
And for a time, I could breathe once again
The weight of the world
Lifted and unfurled
As my mind glides on the pelican’s wings
Waves gently caress
Where these bare feet rest
And inside, with the seagulls, I sing
Little did I know
That long, long ago
As a young boy my roots were set
Yet my life moved on
Away and beyond
But my home – I will never forget
Excellant work Kevin
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Thanks brother!
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You captured the feeling of being at the beach very well.
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Thank you! I was born and raised there, and I sure do miss it!
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I could tell!
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Yeah, a bit obvious! Hahaha… Thank you for stopping by! :-)))
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Beautiful poem 🙂
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Thank you very much!
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This is beautiful, Kevin!
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Thanks, Winnie! It is where I was born and raised. I played and fished and all kinds of things on those beaches…
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You’re welcome! That’s great! Oh! That is why the poem is heartfelt.
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Indeed!
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Thank you so much! I miss my home town on the bay… I’m honored you’d reblog this!😊
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