A Seaside Walk
A thousand lowly dreams are dashed upon the seaside rocks
And plundering of silted sand upon some foreign shore
Sea foam or fractured sunlight cast upon the stilted glass
As a million watery pearls are dragged in silver streams away
seen from Poland
seen from Türkiye
seen from Germany
seen from Georgia
seen from China

seen from Russia
seen from Singapore
seen from Mexico
seen from China
seen from France
seen from Canada

seen from Mexico

seen from Mexico

seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Germany
seen from Germany
seen from Poland

seen from Sweden

seen from Germany
A Seaside Walk
A thousand lowly dreams are dashed upon the seaside rocks
And plundering of silted sand upon some foreign shore
Sea foam or fractured sunlight cast upon the stilted glass
As a million watery pearls are dragged in silver streams away
Why do people say that love is sweet?
For all I know,
It’s oh so bitter.
Like melted honey, burnt and charred,
Smoke wavering from your lips.
An acerbic aphrodisiac,
Intoxicating and unrelenting;
And I drink it in,
Roll the flavours across my tongue,
But they only leave me aching.
For you leave.
I know you leave;
The pattern never changes.
We weave and kiss and intertwine,
Then we lose hold of our two strings,
And slowly we unravel.
Twisting and untwisting,
We are beautiful to watch,
But it is painful for me.
In you I lose my other half,
My sweetness and my treasure.
And I am left with the smoldering ashes
Of what might have been
And it is bitter, oh so bitter,
Or at least it is for me.