The Sailor's Daughter

The Sailor's Daughter

A Poem by Meraki


CREDIT TO THE ARTISTIC GENIUS OF THIS PHOTO


There she sat 
High on her perch 
Looking out on brackish waters 
As the stories of the sea danced upon her breath

© 2014 Meraki


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I find much delight in your poems, but I do not see many reviews posted for them. I think your poetry is not dissimilar to the Poindexter quote in your bio: "The best kind of beauty is the kind that is mostly ignored".

Emily Dickinson's poems remained hidden until after her death and they are indeed the best kind of beauty.

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Meraki

10 Years Ago

Thank you that means a lot to me
Misery

10 Years Ago

Surely welcome.



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I find much delight in your poems, but I do not see many reviews posted for them. I think your poetry is not dissimilar to the Poindexter quote in your bio: "The best kind of beauty is the kind that is mostly ignored".

Emily Dickinson's poems remained hidden until after her death and they are indeed the best kind of beauty.

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Meraki

10 Years Ago

Thank you that means a lot to me
Misery

10 Years Ago

Surely welcome.

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 Added on March 2, 2014
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Meraki
Meraki

Austin, TX



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"And she tucked herself away in a corner, quite foreign to the crowd around her and all that kept racing through my head is that the best kind of beauty is the kind that is mostly ignored," -Christoph.. more..