Fisherman
Poem
Oozing sand,
squishing through beach-hardened toes;
and the salted, mellow air
beating time
like waves
against the bronzed skin.
Muscles coiled
then released;
and a mass of linked greyed strands
rippled through the air,
fell on the crest,
and settled gently over a single, silver-scaled fish,
then washed home.
Small profit,
but the breeze cleansed the body,
and the day was fair.
About the Author
Harrison Davis
Mr. Davis is instructor of English at Brigham Young University.

