I listen to the sea erupt
so very late at night.
I listen to the crashing of the waves
as the shore puts up a fight.

I make my way across the floor.
It's icy on my feet.
The socks leave little warmth inside
as I take my window seat.
I can see the war in front of me;
It rages with no end.
But come morning light, they'll call a truce
and realise they are friends.
With a last look out my window
and a last listen to the wrath,
I tiptoe back to the warmth,
following the same path.
The sounds start to dissipate;
the smell of salt begins to fade.
My eyes are closing, heavy now;
the darkness starts to invade.
There's a wild place beyond this tower
but I am safe inside my bed.
Only sounds and sights can enter here;
my home is safer than my head.
I listen to the sea erupt,
it's almost morning now.
I drift off back to sleep once more
as the seas begin their bow.