Waves Of Protest Poem by douglas lewis

Waves Of Protest

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Waves are not silent.
They stand and shout
In surge and rage,
They argue with the wind.
With hiss and froth
They strike the shore
And grumble with the rocks.
They spit their words
In tumbled highs
And protest still
In trickled sighs.
Then slink away
In swirling
Bubbled eyes.

Monday, July 10, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: waves,sound
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Seamus O Brian 17 July 2017

Excellent command of movement. A great translation of motion into the imagery of your words. Bravo. :) S

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