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We’ll walk on the beach
at low tide on the sand
as dusk descends swiftly
and everything’s grand
With the lights from the city
out there to the East
Shining bright like a beacon
for a visual feast
And the sea with its grandeur
turns tide once again
as its quiet lapping waters
sing their sweet refrain
We’ll go for a wander
because we can for a while
And take in all this wonder
each time with a smile
©Jemverse
Photo – Sal, Basil & Obi – West Beach, Shoreham, Sussex, UK – Jempics
I love this joyous, happy poem, Jem.
Thank you 😀
No more walking the beach, get down and dig your allotment 🙂
Bit of both methinks
Btw, nice poem.
Thanks Harry
Jem, would you be so kind as to send me the link to the poem that had the quote from Steve Jobs. I’m not finding it. Old timer’s? Ha!
I’ll do my best – but’ll have to research back on that one myself. I’ll be in touch.
Um – was this from one of my poems or from a comment I added to someone else’s?
Thanks Jen. It was a comment at the bottom of one of your poems in the last two weeks. I made a comment that I liked it. Thanks for doing this for me. I want to be sure I give a pingback to your work so people can read the whole quote from Jobs.
Really sorry but despite a search of everything I’ve published over the past few weeks, I can’t find the one with the comment about the Steve Jobs quote. However, it goes like this… “Simple can be harder than complex: You have to work hard to get your thinking clean to make it simple. But it’s worth it in the end because once you get there, you can move mountains.”
Thanks so much for the effort, Jem. Really appreciate it. Do you have a web address you would like me to have a pingback too?
No worries. Jemverse is here – https://jemverse.wordpress.com
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