Seashells
- Molly Dugan
- Nov 21, 2021
- 1 min read
Mom would say
“We’re going to Jones,”
and my siblings and I
would pile into the car.
I was always excited
to spend the day
on the warm sand,
listening to the sound
of the waves
too frightened to go in,
scared I’d be swallowed
by the water,
but always so entranced
by the small treasures
left behind
after the big crash.
I would walk
up and down the shore
looking for pieces
to add to my collection.
They came in all shapes,
colors, and sizes
waiting to be taken home
and placed on the highest self
to be admired for years to come.
And even as I grow
and become friends with the waves
eager to jump into
their crisp cool embrace,
I will always remember
to take a tiny gem
to add to my trove.
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