Poetic Waves Novels & Stories

I sооn had the feeling оf being thrоwn up by small waves that threw me against my rider's lap as if by themselves and made me penetrate even mоre viоlently and deeply. Her breath сame in a jerky, viоlent wheeze as her wide-оpen lap сrashed intо my pоunding pelvis. I hardly needed any strength fоr these impaсts and was able tо drift оn the waves оf water and pleasure and indulge in my feelings.

The world fades out, there's just the sea and sky, and love's sweet song that never says goodbye. "The ocean's hum, a lullaby so deep, sings tales of ages, promises to keep. "In sync, their steps write verses on the sand, a timeless dance, directed by love's hand. "And as the tide comes in, as it will do, it leaves their footprints fresh, love ever true. "For every wave that sweeps the shore away, their love remains, steadfast, come what may." His voice was mesmerizing. When he recited poetry, it felt as though being drawn into a profound depth. Every word was articulated with exactness, carrying a timeless allure that was utterly captivating.

It is possible for me to find a way to reconstruct the bits of my identity that have been shattered, just as the waves continue to relentlessly kiss the coast. As time and distance worked together to cure me, the island became my safe haven, a cocoon where I could find solace. The painful tendrils of the past gradually began to weaken their hold on the present. Every new dawn brought with it a refreshed sense of purpose, a gentle reminder that life, like the waves, had the power to erase the wounds that had been caused by the previous day.

The anticipation was a delicious ache in my chest, urging me onward. Reaching the water's edge, I paused for a moment, the cool ocean lapping at my toes. It was a sight to behold—the waters shimmering with an ethereal glow, each wave cresting and breaking like a cascade of stardust. It was as if the entire universe had poured its magic into this very moment, and I couldn't resist being a part of it.

Greta calms down and asks with her maternal and severe tone, sniffing back her upset. I sigh heavily and turn back to the ocean view. Watching the lapping of the foamy waves move up onto the sand, stretching out with every stroke as it starts to come in and cover the landscape. Washing it, hiding it away so that when it’s revealed again in a few hours, none of the pebbles and shells will be in the same place, and so much debris and seaweed will be washed into the vast ocean to settle elsewhere. Making everything shiny, new, and fresh. It feels symbolic. Like Greta could be my sea.

she murmured, almost to herself. And somewhere beyond the horizon, as the waves curled against the sand, the promise of his return lingered like the tide—steady, uncertain, and deeply, painfully human.

"You sound concerned." "I am." She shook her head, smiling. Another wave rolled across the shore. The water rushed forward before retreating again. Selene watched it happen. Each wave was different. Yet each wave somehow the same. After a moment she spoke quietly. "I understand why people write poems about it." Orion followed her gaze. "Do you?" "Not really." "Fair." That only made her laugh harder. Eventually Orion stood. "Where are you going?" "Important business." Selene narrowed her eyes.

The sound of the waves rose, steady and sure, like a heartbeat echoing our own. For a moment, it felt perfect.

Then it closed. A tremor rolled through the clearing—the good kind, the kind that shakes dust out of rafters. The tripartite luminescence pulsed once, twice, then moved outward, as if the glade had learned a heartbeat. Above them, a scar on the moon’s face smoothed one slow hair’s breadth. In the forest beyond, rot eased its bite along a fallen log and began, shyly, to become soil. Somewhere offshore, a pod of weary whales turned together as if pivoting on one thought. Ronan let air out between his teeth. “We’re not the wave,” he said, almost laughing at the relief in the truth. “We’re the pattern under it.”

As I still struggle to get back to land, I can see in the waves the reflections of our kisses, of the days when I had you in my arms and I am swallowed up in them and want to stop fighting. Yes, I'm a wreck since you've been gone, I've tried to put it all behind me and move on, but I can't because everything reminds me of you and it comes in waves. Will I ever be free of this sea that swallows and consumes me? Will I ever be able to return to the land and move on? But each wave carries me closer to the precipice.