laments of seagulls
tired waves soothe sand
which way home
laments of seagulls
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which way home
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Haiku inspired (mostly) by my walks in and around Eastbourne
Ese' s Voice 
So calm… but I love the sea in all its moods.
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Calmness…yes, but that can change so quickly. Given a choice I do prefer mountains over the sea, though can’ t deny the sea is wonderful.
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Placid, beautiful, and a bit melancholy, lovely post, love this. Cheers,
Autumn Jade
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Thank you. Just a result of the mix of the the mood and what’ s in front of my eyes.
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too good
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🙂 Thank you. I still have very much to learn.
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Nostalgically portrayed!
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It definitely is, Soumya! 🙂
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i’ve never seen a 5-4-3 syllable haiku before, but this is neat.
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It’ s not that bad to surprise now and then – especially in a good way, is it? 🙂 I am just…experimenting, Neil.
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not at all 🙂 it’s both bold and very good!
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Thank you. Now I am highly motivated to keep trying. 🙂
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“Home is where the heart is”- read in some book or saw in some movie. Not sure. But is true nonetheless 🙂
Amazing picture !
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Very true – the quote I mean – couldn’ t be any other way. Thank you.
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Nicely expressed;
May you always find your way..
Peace & Light
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Thank you, Mira. I have very much faith in the ship as well as the captain to bring me to the right shores.
May you have a wonder every single day, Esenga
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