The Supernal Sea
My spirit
reaching, longing to be free,
When weary,
beaten down, and battle-sore,
Finds sweet release
beside the soothing sea,
At home
again upon a sandy shore.
I wait with
shuttered eyes and hear the purr
Of waves advancing
near to kiss the sand.
And briny
breezes, discord’s saboteur,
Now softly
offer me a gentle hand.
And I, with
seabirds, glide the azure sky
On wings of
peace, devoid of earthly care.
My heart and
soul with joy to Heaven fly,
And feel the
breath of Angels’ whispered prayer.
Ashore
again, renewed, I turn my face
To joy in
life, secure in God’s embrace.
--Joan Shaw Turrentine
March 2019
12 Poems in 12 Months
Poetry Prompt - Write a Sonnet
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