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Crystal Coasts by Erik Mundall

Crystal Coasts

by Erik Mundall

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Crowning waves come clashing

shaping sand strewn shore

The speckled spray splashing

making mist and more

With wild wet waterspouts

As angry arrows aimed

Drowning, drowning doubts

Sand's number now is named

Pushing high proud portions

Against the girded ground

Tons of true contortions

Around the Puget Sound

Jumping, jostling, jaded

And so the story goes

Waves faltering, found faded

Their throwing in the throes

And calm and quiet, quelling

The bathing breezes blow

Switching soon the swelling

To lulling lapping low

And then again as when

At first the foaming frops

Hurling, heaving then

Dashing dizziedly the drops

God gave us great glimmers

of His harbor haven

In the shining shimmers

Like crystal coasts quite craven.

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