Here I am
standing on top
of a pad of sand.
The sun is coming down
on my skin.
It is a blanket.
A nice
cozy blanket.
The water waves
back and forth
covering and then uncovering
my feet.
The salt
glues itself in between
my toes.
Uncomfortable
yet
manageable.
It is all so beautiful
but no one is there.
It is just
me.
All
alone.
I look around
and grow content.
It is not too bad.
Seconds later,
I take a step.
And all of the beauty around
disappears
within an instant.
The sun
in all of its glory
vanished.
Dark clouds followed
but remained.
They bullied the sun
into hiding,
The quiet ocean waves
grew furious
for their friend
the sun
had faded.
But I was still standing there.
The dark clouds
began mourning.
I was still standing there.
The mourning grew into violent screams.
I was still standing there.
I was soaked
and alone
but it felt
so right.
I was hopeless
and worthless.
I was suffocating on pain.
So I stood there
letting it
eat me
away.
About the Creator
Yasmine Rivera
I am 16 years old with a passion for writing poetry and books. My material is incredibly melancholy, so do not forget the tissues.
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