Does this poem express emotion "High Tide"?

This is of course, emotional Fredric.

In truth it is a poem and has a childlike purity combined with mature experience

which as a reader, I can fall in love with.

Your wording is to me, exquisitely fine in this specific write,

with the warmth of sun-kissed sands, held hands and hearts

embraced in your theme of the oceanic ebbs, flows and

none else knows of the particularity of the intimacy.

All the senses are rejoiced in here - the waves` `encore`....

offering visions within of simple honest feeling

then the `beyond` of, `forever more` implying

love beyond the senses.

Poem of the Week..Hoorah! :D....This is One to Heal hearts and Souls.

xxxx ....Makes me feel I am standing close with you, with `them`..unseen joy, quietly.

What chief emotions does the speaker in Bradstreet’s poem express? a. respect and admiration for her husband b. concern and anxiety about the permanence of her marriage c. love for and happiness with her husband d. fear of death

Your excellent, descriptive phrases

definitely express emotion.

Very nice, lyrical flow to this piece.

"A Keeper" for sure.

G.

There is a lot of emotion in these words. I like how you use imagery in this poem. Very nicely done, I'd say!

It's quite emotive Frederic, and a joy in the reading

When I read a poem, I want to SEE it as a tapestry or a video and to FEEL its impact. I have experienced both in reading this one.

Very beautiful and completely sensuous. Excellent sonnet.