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When The Seagulls Visit
December 22, 2022
Seagulls sweep by sometimes
I see them; Far from their balmy beaches
They come, soaring over the white slabs
We call our town.
What they visit for, I cannot say.
I wonder why they even come here,
From crystal waters and sandy breezes
To our one-note houses, our dim street lights
That they never come down to, only stare at.
When they leave,
I wonder where they go—
Maybe back home, to warmer shores,
Or yet another slab-filled town.
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