Cornish Shore Poem by Clive Blake

Cornish Shore

Rating: 5.0


The Cornish shore …
Where golden sand lies next
To dappled grey granite rock,
Where the sea breeze sweeps
And the mussels flock,
Where the rock pools gather
And the small crabs patrol,
Where the white foam curls
And the breakers roll,
Where the sea birds call
And the salt spray stings,
Where the seaweed sunbathes
And the limpet clings,
Where a stream's course meanders,
And reflects the azure sky,
Where a starfish gazes skywards
And white clouds go scudding by.

By all means take treasured memories,
But please take nothing more,
And leave nothing but your footprints
On this sacred Cornish shore …

Cornish Shore
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: sea,environment,seaside,beach
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is included in Clive Blake's Book/eBook 'Clive's Uni-Verse - A Cornishman's take on life', published in Jan 2022 by Olympia Publishers.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ratnakar Mandlik 23 April 2019

The narration of the nature's marvels with it's amazing manifestations on the Cornish Shore is simply superb. Thanks for sharing.10 points.

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