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A Poem of Half the Earth
March 27, 2019
No one can ever hope to see
The ending distance of the sea
It goes to show the Earth’s not flat
Which really is a sailor’s glee.
The waves that turn! The spray of mist!
The thunder swings it’s mighty fist!
When nightfall arrives, the sky dyes it’s hue
Of a beautiful crimson, giving the break they are due.
© Amanda L., Cumberland, MD
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This poem was created for a poetry prompt in my English class, I was to write a quadrant, and here is what I wrote for it.