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posted by Bill | 6:16 AM
Love it! (I bet the organizers of this kigo didn't expect the word wetness used in this way ;-))
nice reading your haiku here as well; i do yes prefer the use of 'footprints' in Line2much love...
Thanks for your comments on "high" and "low," Monika.
as usual, this says more than appears on the surface
__Some -foot prints- we leave behind on -life's beach-, we hope will never be -ebbed away-.familyof this extended seathe tides__I guess, by now Bill, you know how well I like these two. _m
very ecovative of visits to the beach and it says so much more too
How wonderful, here you've been all over my favourite blogs and I never visited how uncouth of me...I don't really go by any rules of methods of writing but to me 'we leave our footprints to the wetness' touches me deeply it's wonderful ...
Bill!__Low tide... rings another bell, the Nantaskets!low tidesea gulls hide from the sunbeach umbrellas
Thank you, polona.Thanks, Lorraine. And welcome to my blog. Yes, I think we have been to some of the same places.
wave after wavesea rebuilds its territorycollapsed sand castles
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Love it! (I bet the organizers of this kigo didn't expect the word wetness used in this way ;-))
nice reading your haiku here as well; i do yes prefer the use of 'footprints' in Line2
much love...
Thanks for your comments on "high" and "low," Monika.
as usual, this says more than appears on the surface
__Some -foot prints- we leave behind on -life's beach-, we hope will never be -ebbed away-.
family
of this extended sea
the tides
__I guess, by now Bill, you know how well I like these two. _m
very ecovative of visits to the beach and it says so much more too
How wonderful, here you've been all over my favourite blogs and I never visited how uncouth of me...I don't really go by any rules of methods of writing but to me 'we leave our footprints to the wetness' touches me deeply it's wonderful ...
Bill!
__Low tide... rings another bell, the Nantaskets!
low tide
sea gulls hide from the sun
beach umbrellas
Thank you, polona.
Thanks, Lorraine. And welcome to my blog. Yes, I think we have been to some of the same places.
wave after wave
sea rebuilds its territory
collapsed sand castles
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