O break you waves, break
Over the sandy beach in the bay
That I may hear you speak
Of the oceans great story today.
The fisherman, his line out to sea,
The boy flying his kite on high,
People on the ferry do see
The Mumbles go sliding by.
O for the touch of your tiny hand
Never more to be held so dearly,
The walk along the beach so grand,
My mind on softer times so clearly.
Only the wind and waves do speak
Telling me their tales of travelling far,
The wind over my head does streak
With the waves crashing over the bar.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A walk along the beach, enjoying the salubrious air and listening to the music of the waves is a pleasant experience. Enjoyed your beautiful rhyming poem a lot! Happy to have heard from you after a long interval, dear poet friend!