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Once on a long and lazy Sunday,
I lingered on a warm and sandy shore.
I sat and watched the gulls take flight
and pondered what to do with my soul once more.
The clouds gathered and the waves started to rush in,
I heard children laughing and the sound of the hurried wind.
“What to do?”, I asked myself, “Sit here and enjoy the view or jump in and try something new?”
I made a decision and outstretched my spirit.
A powerful wave gathered strength and it knew I sat near it.
It came for me and as it grew, I did not fear.
For I knew, it carried with it grace…..
and redemption was near.
It was cool and refreshing yet warm and inviting.
The wave that overtook me washed it all away.
This wave that overtook me made me whole that day.
I felt very inspired to write this story thanks to the help of a friend.
I hope you all find some inspiration this week.
Happy Sunday!
I like when the wind tries to push back the apex of breaking waves. It never wins but keeps on trying.
Tomorrow the All Blacks will try to defeat the mighty Lions - the best rugby players of Britain and Ireland with over 60 million population against NZ 4.6 million. We don't tempt fate by claiming we will win, kiwis are cautious :)
Watching the Waves
Auch andere lieben es, den Wellen zuzuschauen, vor allem, wenn sie sich so dramtisch brechen wie hier in West Bay (früher Bridport Harbour) in Dorset. Ein Teil der Krimiserie "Broadchurch" wurde hier gedreht.
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Others love to watch the waves too, especially when they break as dramatically as here at West Bay (formerly Bridport Harbor) in Dorset. Part of the crime series "Broadchurch" was filmed here.
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Dieser Druck ist in einer limitierten Auflage von 5 Exemplaren erhältlich.
This print is available in a limited edition of 5 copies.
Mesquite dune field, central Death Valley. The morning sands were at first cool but began to burn after a few hours of wandering
Old brass seafaring plate bought from a charity shop for a £1 , thought this would do nicely for FlickrFriday !.
Always so impressed how they manage to not get caught up in the waves but sometimes come close and I panic and then phew up they come again!!