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Poem: Too Late For The Beach

“It’s too late for the beach.”

We waddle our way down the dock

not having a single thought.

The sky is not clear

and the chattering of people make it hard to hear.

 

What are we listening for?

What are we looking for?

 

The crashing of waves are not soft,

and the wind shouts in my ears.

The city lights make my eyes hurt,

and the once grey sky is now just dark.

 

What are we doing here?

What makes us stay?

 

The music that you play from afar on the bench,

the crashing waves will assist.

No stars in the sky,

but we have the city lights to guide.

 

The wind carries your tottering head.

Sleepiness gets in mind.

The indistinct chattering becomes louder again,

and people will say

“It’s too late for the beach.”

Annie Hu

Hello I'm in 10th grade, I like to create art including, but not limited to, digital art, traditional, and photography.

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1 Comment

  • Dania A.

    Wow, I love this! I like how you repeated the first line at the end as well!

    September 20, 2021 at 9:44 pm
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