Middle
The wind, a soft friend
blew against the white sheets of adventure.
Hair flew everywhere,
Strands danced with the rhythm.
The salty air that filled one's lungs,
the sun's rays that shone reflections upon the water.
Ripples spread from below,
disappearing to be forgotten.
My clothes clung to my skin,
Flapping with my friend.
The depths of the dark sea
still lay in mystery.
A splash, then a chill.
Ice, then warmth.
Falling, floating.
gasping, breathing.
The sun again, warming my skin
smiling at my with blinding light.
Then the sea, blue in despair,
Cold and uknown.
Floating in the middle.
But they beckon me back,
to leave the sea and sun.
In shadows I hid from the sun.
Afloat I hid from the sea.
Away I hid from the wavering
of those two sides.
The wind blew to remind me.
The sheets rose and inflated.
Water below me,
Sunlight above me.
No fear or happiness.
Sadness and joy are idle,
no anger and timidness.
Frustration and confusion are absent.
Fingers tread the surface,
feeling the cool rush.
Under the Ocean the Sun Fell
Under the ocean the sun fell
With its last sparkling rays of sunlight
in the night-falling sky did those rays dwell.
On the warm sand lay rocks and shells
Washed up on the wet seashore
Under the ocean the sun fell.
The cresent moon cast a spell
of loneiness upon the darkening land
in the night-falling sky did those rays dwell.
The sea, the salt that one could smell
the taste of the air in one's mouth
Under the ocean the sun fell.
So the sun descended, binding farewell
with its golden light disappearing
in the night-falling sky did those rays dwell.
Hidden in the stars were stories to tell
that casted starlight upon the water.
Under the ocean the sun fell.
The wind, a soft friend
blew against the white sheets of adventure.
Hair flew everywhere,
Strands danced with the rhythm.
The salty air that filled one's lungs,
the sun's rays that shone reflections upon the water.
Ripples spread from below,
disappearing to be forgotten.
My clothes clung to my skin,
Flapping with my friend.
The depths of the dark sea
still lay in mystery.
A splash, then a chill.
Ice, then warmth.
Falling, floating.
gasping, breathing.
The sun again, warming my skin
smiling at my with blinding light.
Then the sea, blue in despair,
Cold and uknown.
Floating in the middle.
But they beckon me back,
to leave the sea and sun.
In shadows I hid from the sun.
Afloat I hid from the sea.
Away I hid from the wavering
of those two sides.
The wind blew to remind me.
The sheets rose and inflated.
Water below me,
Sunlight above me.
No fear or happiness.
Sadness and joy are idle,
no anger and timidness.
Frustration and confusion are absent.
Fingers tread the surface,
feeling the cool rush.
Under the Ocean the Sun Fell
Under the ocean the sun fell
With its last sparkling rays of sunlight
in the night-falling sky did those rays dwell.
On the warm sand lay rocks and shells
Washed up on the wet seashore
Under the ocean the sun fell.
The cresent moon cast a spell
of loneiness upon the darkening land
in the night-falling sky did those rays dwell.
The sea, the salt that one could smell
the taste of the air in one's mouth
Under the ocean the sun fell.
So the sun descended, binding farewell
with its golden light disappearing
in the night-falling sky did those rays dwell.
Hidden in the stars were stories to tell
that casted starlight upon the water.
Under the ocean the sun fell.
