Poem: Like the Tides

Written By Angela Walker

Like the tides

It ebbs and flows

I try to let it wash over me

But the rip tide drags me under

Forcing the breath from my lungs

Waves breaking on rocks. White foam

©Angela Walker

I am tossed on the waves

Like a rag doll

Thrown from crest to crest

Then I am washed up on the shore

Dumped

Amongst the broken shells and dried out seaweed

Angela Walker
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