a restless tide is pounding at our shore
and tinged with blood adrift with fear
the moonless sky is dark
our doors are bolted to the frightened night
our shutters locked and curtains drawn
and still we hear the waves
what comes of those who fear the water's edge
who fear what waits beyond the sea
the hiss of far off lands
what comes but war where innocence must die
our sons and daughters bleed for dreams
to make the tide recede
the fateful moon will pull their bodies home
the waves are like the sound of death
the tide runs to and fro
Dark.Tinged with Alarm.A poem of accuracy sad and strong. Good write Barry, good poem. Geoffrey.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A beautiful icon of the worries of our world, Barry.
Thanks again. I would rather find some brighter topics but the world is not cooperating.