Jaliyah J. 10th - Oakland, CA
The Berkeley Pier Misty fog covering the sights of the Bay Bridge The cold air crashing into my face with each step I take Sounds of the water crashing into the pillars Each time taking a thought away Sitting with my Grandmother casting away Our thoughts, emptying our minds Creating a space with only us present She is my peace The fresh smell of outside Pine cones dropping crashing against the concrete The fishy smell of the bait in the tackle box Filling my nose every time it’s opened The strong smell of cigarettes from the man across the pier running past my nose The pearlescent lures twinkle like stars With neon colors catching my eye Looking into the murky dark green water The sheer light allowing me to slightly see Into it’s dark depth Wondering how many thoughts could get lost Will this always be my peace ? Will I come here and always feel the same? My curiosity dissipates back into the space with only us present The pier is peace to me Sounds of the waves crashing against the pillars Remind me of my Grandmother She is my peace Comments are closed.
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AuthorsStudents 6th-12th Grades month
August 2024
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