Sample of poems from Walking the Tideline
beached whelk
in its hollows
the ocean
crow flying
into the wind
treading air
Monarch butterflies
hover over unmarked graves
at Wybalenna
baby photograph
sunlight fades the colour
from his smile
crusty streetkid
leaning over someone's fence
to smell the roses
incoming tide
the wet rocks splashed
with light
along the beach
roses someone scattered
out at sea
at her funeral
all the women feel
pain in their breasts
crossing the creek at night I wade through the moon
© Lyn ReevesWalking the Tideline

