Beach-Loch Ard Gorge, Victoria Australia 2013

Lady on the Foreshore

Lady on the Foreshore
Staring out to sea
Searching in the water
What the future will be

Lady on the Foreshore
Counting the waves
Seeing in their motion
Her years and her days

Her footprints in the Sand
Are scattered by the wind
All her hopes and plans
The cliffs have fenced tight in

The words she could not utter
The gulls are screaming loud
The turmoil of her heart
Echoed by the clouds

Lady on the Foreshore
Reaches out her hand
Asking the water
To help her understand

Lady on the Foreshore
Arms spread out wide
Calls for an answer
Upon the rising tide

Her footprints in the Sand
Are scattered by the wind
All her hopes and plans
The cliffs have fenced tight in

The words she could not utter
The gulls are screaming loud
The turmoil of her heart
Echoed by the clouds

Lady on the Foreshore
Blows upon the spray
Watches the wind take it
And notices the way

Lady on the Foreshore
Raises up her head
Path open before her
She sees the sun to bed

Her footprints in the Sand
Are scattered by the wind
All her hopes and plans
The cliffs have fenced tight in

The words she could not utter
The gulls are screaming loud
The turmoil of her heart
Echoed by the clouds

Her footprints in the Sand
Are scattered by the wind
All her hopes and plans
The cliffs have fenced tight in

The words she could not utter
The gulls are screaming loud
The turmoil of her heart
Echoed by the clouds

Listen to the song

© AM (Xander) Hunter January 2022

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Stoneacorn (Xander)

These songs, poems, and reflections offer an insight to who I am and are my autobiography. I am a poet, a song writer, a witch. I dance my Wyrd in my practice; in how I choose to live; in who I share my moments with. My heart is black, white, grey and purple like the stone beneath my feet, the bones of Grandfather Green. My eyes contain her Stars and her deep dark well as I straddle the hedge and listen to the winds. My form is the tree that connects all realms, clothed in holly and oak. I am Stoneacorn

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