The days get longer
As the summer, sun blisters the sands
As we race across the beach barefooted with glee
And we dive into the waves of the deep blue sea
Then as we dive below the magnificent of what reveals below
Explodes into view a colour of hues that caress the eye of our soul
Then swimming up to the waves up above
We splash with glee at the sparkles of rays that glisten in the deep blue sea
Then silence for one brief moment as we float with buoyancy of joy
As the cool waves wash away the days of stress of woes that wait upon the shores
Once we make our way home
Ohhh what bliss…just floating just like this…the glories rays upon our face
Then suddenly a splash…as my sister yells…'last one back is a dirty rotten fish'
Then the race is one to see, who becomes, that smelly old fish
We both touch sand at just the same time
Nevertheless, both deny the others claim to fame of the winner of the day
Mother just smiles, as dad shakes his head…and yells ‘will you two keep quite
Your baby sister needs to sleep'…so we splash each other in a most joyful way
Then evil brothers slowly swim nearby…to dunk unsuspecting victims as we roll our eyes
With a splash and a shout they jump out in shock as we both, tackle them from our safe spot
Alas, we must look out for those two evil sharks…those brothers of ours want to even the score
We duck we hide for the rest of the day…but alas poor girls lost to brothers at play
Bulrush was the game…they got us good…oh well no harm it was a wonderful day
To spend with our family a day at the beach.
©Kaila George 2012
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem