Pebbles
- Dee
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Step lightly when you walk on the shore
Lost in awe of the vastness of the sea
There might be little people sleeping under the pebbles
Hushed and lulled by the rolling waves
Wrapped in blankets of seaweed
Snuggled into the sand like memories
Rainbow fish scales clenched in their tiny fists
As humpback whales cry their sorrows in the deep
Their hearts are filled with songs of the ocean
Of the silver moon and how the world began
Step lightly when you walk on the shore
Lost in awe of the vastness of the sea
There might be little people sleeping under the pebbles
Hushed and lulled by the rolling waves
Wrapped in blankets of seaweed
Snuggled into the sand like memories
~ A.P.
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I really enjoyed the gentleness of this poem and felt it rocked gently like the waves of the ocean in calm weather.
I particularly enjoyed the images created by these lines:
Wrapped in blankets of seaweed
Snuggled into the sand like memories
Their hearts are filled with songs of the ocean
Of the silver moon and how the world began
I also found the repetition made it more lyrical and created its own music. Lovely
I particularly enjoyed the images created by these lines:
Wrapped in blankets of seaweed
Snuggled into the sand like memories
Their hearts are filled with songs of the ocean
Of the silver moon and how the world began
I also found the repetition made it more lyrical and created its own music. Lovely
- Dee
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Thank you Mz M... it's a reworking of a previous effort, I think it works better with the reduction, the repetition and the few changes.
It's a strange thing to go back to old pieces. Rarely am I satisfied. One could just constantly rewrite old material, but I guess we need to learn to draw the line somewhere and let things go or be.
Or rework.
It's a strange thing to go back to old pieces. Rarely am I satisfied. One could just constantly rewrite old material, but I guess we need to learn to draw the line somewhere and let things go or be.
Or rework.
- Dee
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Mz NR has just found this picture of a tiny mermaid... this is incredibly close to what I imagined my little pebble people look like!
http://www.yoshimasa-tsuchiya.net/index.html
http://www.yoshimasa-tsuchiya.net/index.html
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OMG. Serendipity! I wandered in here by chance & I am completely charmed by your poem; in fact, I was visualizing this little mermaid amongst the pebbles! Again, I am completely in awe any time I read these original works. Not sure how you do it! Thank youDee wrote: ↑Mon Oct 30, 2017 6:49 pmMz NR has just found this picture of a tiny mermaid... this is incredibly close to what I imagined my little pebble people look like!
http://www.yoshimasa-tsuchiya.net/index.html
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