It hit
Face
First
Filled me
From inhale
To fingernail
Fresh breeze
Gluttony
Straight up
Off the sea
One more rea-
son
I'll never
Live
Salt free
This poem has been spilled on the bar at OLN dVersePoets.com. Had a rare day when the sun was out, the wind died down and I dined on some of the most delicious fresh ocean air, ever :-) Cheers!
Face
First
Filled me
From inhale
To fingernail
Fresh breeze
Gluttony
Straight up
Off the sea
One more rea-
son
I'll never
Live
Salt free
This poem has been spilled on the bar at OLN dVersePoets.com. Had a rare day when the sun was out, the wind died down and I dined on some of the most delicious fresh ocean air, ever :-) Cheers!
Know the feeling well. Living near the sea is crucial to well being for some.
ReplyDeleteHi Cressida! You nailed it--I need that big blue :-)
DeleteOh, I so love (and miss) the wonderful smelling / feeling of sea air!
ReplyDeleteHi Mary! Your poem completely filled my senses with winter, Christmas, made me miss that too :-)
Deleteah, i love the smell of the ocean breeze...if i could bottle it i would sniff it daily...smiles...just one of the reasons i miss florida...
ReplyDeleteHi Brian! It was incredible, the word "fresh" kept bouncing through my brain. I would definitely buy a bottle of that too :-)
DeleteI'm a freshwater gal myself, but you've almost converted me. Great poem!
ReplyDeleteHi Marilyn! I love water--rivers, puddles, water droplets, lakes...you get the idea, so glad you enjoyed it :-) Thank you!
Deleteand now this inlander is longing for the sea...
ReplyDeleteHi! and Welcome :-) Thank you for your kind, creative compliment!
DeleteI love the ocean too. Nice little gem here. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Ayala! Thank you, and happy to share some sea with you :-)
DeleteJust loved this Sara!
ReplyDeleteHi Audrey! Thank you so much :-)
DeleteThere's just nothing like the slap of salt-spray thrown into your face by a gale, is there. You make me long to visit the coast to get the taste and smell of the sea into my lungs.
ReplyDeleteTony
Hi Tony! Yes, it's unbelievably refreshing--makes you feel alive to your core. Hope that you get to the sea soon :-)
Deletefun! it had me shaking, salt shaking :)
ReplyDeleteHi! I love this--you made me laugh out loud :-)
Deleteoh nice... love me a fresh breeze from the sea... unfortunately i'm miles and miles away from the ocean....sigh
ReplyDeleteHi Claudia! Yes, it's quite lovely. Hope that in your travels, you get a taste soon :-)
DeleteI grew up close to the freshness of salt.. but so rarely I feel that now... the sea around Stockholm is brackish... this stirred a longing in me.
ReplyDeleteHi Bjorn! I'm familiar with the brackish scent too--that's a very interesting comment, I would have thought Stockholm's air would have been different. My father's family is from Norway--hope to go there some day and feel some nordic saltiness :-)
DeleteYou make me want to go and walk by the sea!
ReplyDeleteHi Gabriella! What a wonderful idea :-) Thank you
DeleteOhh, nice! Too cold here to enjoy that salt breeze...I think it is warmer where you are...kinda jealous ;-) Enjoyed this much!
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer! It is definitely warmer here--though we only have two seasons--green and wet. Miss that crisp feeling in the air--there's a freshness about Autumn and snow too :-) So glad you enjoyed it
DeleteCan you send some my way?
ReplyDeleteHi Laurie! Wonderful to see you! Consider it sent :-)
DeleteI just popped over from Poet Laundry blog.
ReplyDeleteYour latest follower.
Rick
Hi Rick, and Welcome! Thank you so much. Looking forward to reading your poetry :-)
Deletehappy friday! hope you and your fam have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI too wish to be there now :-)
ReplyDeleteAaaaaaah! Jealous!
ReplyDeleteLove this, especially that fantastically rhyme-y line break. :) Clever Girl.