Sonnet Sunday: Memorial Day at the Shore
A Sonnet Sunday poem about Memorial Day at the Shore, honoring those who served, and holding gratitude alongside the seasonโs beginning.
Dive in to the post โA Sonnet Sunday poem about Memorial Day at the Shore, honoring those who served, and holding gratitude alongside the seasonโs beginning.
Dive in to the post โMemorial Day brings the shore back to life. The flotsam is the feeling: summer returning, noise rising, and joy drifting in on warm air. ๐๐
Dive in to the post โA Sonnet Sunday poem about Bermuda, turquoise seas, pink sand, and the kind of escape that feels like a beautiful spell.
Dive in to the post โAn empty crab shell washes up like a warning sign: the ocean is beautiful, but itโs not gentle. Life is temporary, even armor. ๐ฆ๐
Dive in to the post โA Sonnet Sunday poem about learning to swim, trusting the water, and discovering you can move with what once scared you.
Dive in to the post โA simple bottle cap becomes a time machine, unlocking boardwalk nights and summer memories with one tiny flash of metal. ๐ป๐
Dive in to the post โA Sonnet Sunday poem about spring cleaning, opening the windows, and letting the Shore breeze help you start over.
Dive in to the post โA bent pair of sunglasses washes ashore like proof of summer optimism. Someone believed in bright daysโฆ and the beach remembers. ๐๐
Dive in to the post โA seaweed clump washes up like a crown, reminding us the beach isnโt tidy, itโs honest. Wear the mess with pride. ๐ฟ๐
Dive in to the post โA broken beach chair frame washes up like a reminder: beach days are temporary, wind is undefeated, and laughter is essential. ๐ช๐
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