Grey Sands White Sands Or Black Beach Sands Poem by Terence George Craddock

Inspired by the poem 'Sea Lullaby' by the poet Elinor Morton Wylie.
Dedicated to the poet Elinor Morton Wylie.
Original version of the split images 'Safe Deceptive Calm Turning Tide', 'Life Mother Salt Saline Womb', 'Light Glitters On Surface Depths', 'Mica Sands Silicate Treasure Trove Passages', 'Siren Summer Song In Windswept Tide' and 'Walk Warm Water Lull Tide Beaches' by the poet Terence George Craddock.
See also 'Lullaby Tantalizing Lull In The Tide' and 'An Eerie Beauty Is Light Upon Bewitching Waters' by the poet Terence George Craddock.
Written in October 2014 and December 2016 on the 17.10.2014 & 25.12.2016.
The mica which sparkles in the grey sands of Carter's Beach and the North Beach, and many beaches around Westport New Zealand, my hometown, can be found in mica sheets in the rock in not far away; about 25 minutes or less drive away along the Charleston coastline and Nile River mouth. The sea sweeps the sand along the entire length of the West Coast of the South Island, and I was down at the North Beach with my two daughters earlier this hot windy summer Christmas Day. Yes in New Zealand December is Summer not the Northern Hemisphere Winter and we are a day ahead of some parts of the world, our today is ever your tomorrow.