Harbor Ghosts
Old ropes remember every tide;
the pilings speak in salt and creak.
A lantern swings where boats once tied,
and fog comes home to hide and seek.
I wait where maps forget the shore—
the sea still knocks upon the door.
Old ropes remember every tide;
the pilings speak in salt and creak.
A lantern swings where boats once tied,
and fog comes home to hide and seek.
I wait where maps forget the shore—
the sea still knocks upon the door.