I love the lunging growl of the shorebreak
In the last moments of wakeful still night.
It sings sweet songs of years long gone and
dead
And comforts me, soothing my splintered plight.
Waves roll and thump and then the sea turns mute
Before the next set crashes and crumbles
Across wet sands of sounds and murmurings,
Rocking rigid stars with rage and rumbles.
But in my lonely bed all noise abates
As my eyes close to see a smiling face;
And your laughing voice drowns out all
rivals -
Only sound sleep disperses our embrace.
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