Mark Scrivener

Poetry Poems Original Verse

Monday, January 18, 2016

AT THE INLET

AT THE INLET

Over the whole
inlet's wide flow,
where the long river
rolls to the ocean,
all of the small
waves' rippling motion
sparkles with low
sun's gold-white glow.

Sails of some small
boats there are billowing.
Filling, they're following
breezes' soft blowing.

Dark-silhouetted
dolphins are flowing
through water's dazzling,
shimmering glowing.

All this my sight
follows until
all seems dissolved in
boundless and bright
oceans of glowing,
billowing, flowing,

gold-yellow light.

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