Goose Rocks Beach Poem by Frank William Finney

Goose Rocks Beach



The towel of a stranger
lies dead on the beach
as the wind through the reeds
sings to the lovers sweating in the dunes

And by the row of sandy Camelots
we bury each other near the castle walls
and watch the actress bake
her fleshy cakes
and burn a page of Danielle Steel

Undress yourself my cherub
before the swarms of squatters
stake their claims
and plant their folding chairs...

Undress yourself my lovely
before the seagulls
wake the sleeping child

Monday, June 2, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: beach,sex,peace,seaside,calm,relationship
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem was first published by Mostly Maine, Portland, Maine, USA, No.11,1995.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Jani 28 June 2014

Wow this is a very well written poem.

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