THE BOARDWALK
In those days we went
To the beach by train,
We would disembark
And walk the boards
Smellin’ the sea breezes,
Admiring the way the
Swelling waves hit the shore,
And curled away in
Rhythmic motion.
We were young
And we would get to the
Sand and open our umbrella
Shedding our outer
Clothes.
We had our bathing suits on
Ready for the dip
In the ocean.
We laughed a lot
In those days
I remember
Admiring the way
We both looked
For young flesh is so beautiful.
I flexed my muscles
And grinned as she snapped away
We got sunburned
We ate our hotdogs on the boardwalk
Made love in secret under a blanket.
We soaked in the juices
And loved ourselves,
And to hell with tomorrow.
--Ed Galing
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
The Boardwalk by Ed Galing
Posted by Doug Holder at 5:10 PM
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Fantastic piece.
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