A charming and sweet poem of the ocean play and kicking off the
red heels !! Enjoyed the sand between my toes and a run along
the shore Lady Vivian. Lady Mary Ann
Oh, the beach is so lovely to visit. However, the constant wind and roar of the surf can become annoying over time. The sun is never kind to the skin and only the moonlight over the water is the best reward for being on the beach.
Ron
Reviewed by Rory Dall (Reader)
Reviewed on June 5, 2012
What is it about sun kissed beaches? All the everyday boring stuff just melts away, you have captured that relaxed, hedonistic feeling really well here.
Reviewed by Diana Legun (Reader)
Reviewed on June 5, 2012
Strongest lines I find to be "Oh! How I love the sights/and sounds time imprints/footloose at the beach". I can just see the human form with all limbs out, in joy of freedom of space and your words "time imprints/footloose.." just draws in the sand bare toes and no rules. I like this very much. ~~ Diana
Enjoyed this one and it reminded me of the summer to come, for it is still far too cool to hang out at the beach here yet. Thanks for sharing another of your wonderful works.
fee
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Regis
and warm and with sensuality..and i love
the title..so perfect!
john
red heels !! Enjoyed the sand between my toes and a run along
the shore Lady Vivian. Lady Mary Ann
Ron
Christine
Love,
Christine
fee
A wonderful walk with the beauties of the beach.
Budd