At The Beach

by

Robert Cameron Hazelton

As the warm salt breezes invaded my mind
My worries and cares were left far behind
And it seemed that my soul began to find
The answers it had searched for so long.

I realized that love does not always mean pain,
Life should never be viewed with disdain,
Yes, there is much to lose, but so much more to gain,
Think about it, you’ll see I’m not wrong.

Avoid immersion in a dark pool of sorrow
Your life can be happy if you wish it to be so,
We all are the cause of our own sins and woes,
A sad truth that so very few face.

I began to wonder as I basked in the sun
If the work I had started would ever be done
Then the ocean washed the answer away before it had begun,
And suddenly, I remembered why I like this place.

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Why don't you look at Autumn Colours
by: Nubian Poet
from: Bitburg, Rhein Platz, Germany

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