The sea is practising its old language,
white syllables breaking at our ankles.
A rock kneels in the shallows,
scarred, patient, older than the word before.
Three figures argue with the tide
one runs, one braces, one watches
their shadows briefly stitched to wet sand
before the water edits them away.
Behind us, the cliffs hold their breath.
Ahead, a lone stack stands offshore,
a sentence left unfinished
after centuries of erosion.
The wind smells of salt and endings.
Laughter is flung like a stone,
skips once, twice,
then disappears into foam.
Here, time is not counted in hours
but in waves touching skin, retreating,
touching again
as if the ocean is reminding us
we are temporary,
and that is the point.
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ReplyDeleteThey actually tripped
DeleteAmazing, great captured
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteUna bonita escena al aire libre. Parece que los jovencitos se lo pasan bien jugando cerca del mar
ReplyDeleteBetter than screen time
DeleteI like it. They are having fun :-D
ReplyDeleteThat makes the day great
Delete...fun at the beach will come in a many of months here!
ReplyDeleteThe sun is deadly though
DeleteVery nice photo and writing.
ReplyDeleteThank you Nicole
DeletePerfect framing of the three people.
ReplyDeleteIn a natural state. They actually bombed my photo
DeleteUna buena escena marina. Bien captada.
ReplyDeleteÉs com si fos un diàleg entre l'aigua i ells.
ReplyDeleteSalutacions!
A rough sea and three characters ready for the challenge!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun. Noting like playing in the surf on a warm sunny day. Love the action in your photo.
ReplyDeleteThe attraction of water.
ReplyDeleteThe large rock formation in the background looked at first like a wooden sailing vessel with completely raised sails--- But that only lasted a couple of seconds before I came back to reality. Reality isn't much fun these days. Thanks for the image!
ReplyDeleteYes, I have always thought that despite everythiing happening around the world and in our own life, the ocean will always be there crashing upon its shores. There is something comforting in that. Have a great week and thankyou for visiting my blog last week!
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