jim
So true, and a good poem. We called it "beach glass." Now, yes, plastic litter. It's awful.

In the woods I still find a blue or green or brown bottle, ages old, broken or unbroken, testament to lives that came and went.
2017-05-06

Lawrence Beck
The glass half empty. The glass half full. Yes, I'll take the pretty colored shards of glass bottles over the plastic ones, but only after their razor edges have been rubbed away.
2017-05-05

ken d williams
Days long gone
looking for discarded bottle on the sands
taking them back, given penys inexchange
no broken glace to cut feet! Bottles recycald long befor it became a fad
glass washed by ageless sea's, smooth, looks right prity
days back thn, ut happy memorys
now lifs all plastike
Ken
2017-05-04

Jamsbo Rockda
How I yearn for those days again. Remember when it was okay for kids to walk along beeches collecting shells and stones. Now it mostly just discarded plastic junk. Bring back the old re-usable clear clean glass bottle.
2017-05-04