Today's poem is a "Golden Oldie" and was originally published here in March 2012
He weighs his past by the sea,
each year a wave,
each wave a part of him.
In his beard salt and seagull cries.
In his eyes the rhythmic dance of the ocean,
sometimes shifting softly,
sometimes restless and angry.
He weighs his future by the sea,
hoping his waves will soon melt into a rock.
Marianna Pliakou
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