Seashells
by Amber "V" Moonstone
May 3, 2009
Seashells found on early morning walk
picked up to be saved by children
delighted in the colors and textures
they are a child's treasure.
Do they really know why they are there?
My guess is probably not.
Some sea creature has lost it's home
and lies forever in the sea.
We treasure a conch shell
for it keeps the sound of the ocean
within an ear's shot,
or it can become a cameo or a horn.
A large clamshell is a delight,
Sometimes multicolored,
Sometimes just white.
A resting place for lovely jewelry.
Seashells are a reminder
of our day at the shoreline,
frolicking in the ocean,
feeling carefree and happy!
Sometimes a simple treasure,
brings so much pleasure,
Reminding us of the many beautiful
ways our Mother Earth takes care of us!
Author's Note: I Dedicate this poem to my friend's Grand-daughter, Summer, she was the inspiration for this poem!
Be always safe,
Karen
I love the ocean-thank you for taking me there in your poem.
Love and blessings,
Sheri
Georg
hugs
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Love,
ET
Love,
Christine