
Taste of salt on my fingers,
that’s how
I like it:
the line of sea rising
above the dark-green pine,
the sea meeting
the horizon,
so always the eyes are lifted higher,
the pulse buoyed upward
with them
So it
should be for us all—
From "Sea-Map" by Hilda Morley. Read the complete poem and see it in its proper shape here.
Ins Meer Schreitende, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1912
3 comments:
OOOOOOH.
Did you read the rest of the poem, Chaya? It's wonderful...
I did !
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