Rainbow Of Souls

Rainbow Of Souls

The tide washing in

The tide washing out

The current a powerful force

Living in the rhythm of the sea

Alive and breathing

She welcomes me

Standing on a cliff

Way up high

The sea beneath me

Her mist salting my tongue

Her breeze exploring my hair

Imprints in the sand

Her breath, we share

I hear her voice

In the sea air

She calls my name

I hear her heartbeat

Crashing on the rocks

I see her there

I dive in her waters

Within the splashing

Aftershock

I love the sea

I was made for her

Or maybe

She was made for me

She is the past

The present

And the future

She is history

Mystery and

Eternity

The stories she tells

The treasures hidden

All part of her destiny

Alive and breathing

Living in the rhythm of the sea

The tide washing in

The tide washing out

The current a powerful force

Living in the rhythm of the moon

Time to hang the moon

Tonight she glows proudly

Winking at the world

Releasing a summer breeze

As she takes a deep breath

Hanging high in the sky

Over deserts, mountains and seas

Imprints in desert sand

Her breath, we share

I hear her voice

Across the land

She calls my name

I hear her heartbeat

All over the sky

I see her there

Shining bright and high

I climb on a star

I watch down below

Earth looking polished

Beneath the midnight glow

I love the moon

I was made for her

Or maybe

She was made for me

She is the past

The present

And the future

She is history

Mystery and

Eternity

Inside the wormhole

Faster than light

All part of her destiny

Alive and bright

Living in the rhythm of the moon

Sunrise, sunset

Imprints in the land

Living in the rhythm of life time

Sidewinder

Stretching easily by

Liquid moments

Staying silently

So no one cries

Heading back to the sea

High tide is now

Wash me away

To a new land

For new beginnings

New colors

New endings

I will wait for you

In our own glorious pool

We will never grow old

We will live with the rainbow

Of Our Souls

Creating new stories

Awaiting to unfold

Renee Robinson