the sun, depleted
dissolves into the calm sea
sailors head for shore
I captured this photograph in St Lucia, March 2023. Please do not use without permission.
the sun, depleted
dissolves into the calm sea
sailors head for shore
I captured this photograph in St Lucia, March 2023. Please do not use without permission.
The old and the new
can exist in harmony
occasionally
Tides feather the sand
These birds will later take flight
to the tune of the moon
When this tide recedes
I’ll steal from the sun
And shine forever
A perfect fallen apple
discovered in a pile of fallen leaves
is such a happy thing
Let’s hope it’s not too tart
Buddha remains calm
watching the autumn leaves fall
He knows spring will come
Though there’s no blue sky
You can always find the sun
If you care to look
Okay, my husband is still mocking me because I truly thought that Sting was actually singing about Bali in ‘Fields of Gold’. ‘hehe…how can paddy fields be gold?’ he said after calling me a twerp, and insisting that the song is about ‘barley’. Anyhoo, now we have visited that beautiful island I think he should apologise, as you can see the fields are as golden here as anywhere…
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