Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Alone
Walking alone
on an empty
beach.
The water
swirling about
your feet.
Enjoying
the solace.
Being alone,
but never
lonely.
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Isn’t he cute. It is true, one can be alone without being lonely.
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I was an adorable surprise 🙂
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Wonderful image and thought
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Thank you 🙂
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Love the wet sand and the reflections in it and your poem sets it off to perfection.
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Thank you very much Irene 😀
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love the poem and I read it before I looked at the image.
then – when I saw the image I smiled because it was this avian friend – 🙂
maybe I was expecting a human…
anyhow,
the lines in the sand are not the usual lines – and that adds artsy interest
and the content of the poem is all that seasoned contentment (one note – I would maybe think about how it would flow without the two “the” words – maybe? or not…. what do you think?
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I agree with the the water. I think the solace makes the word solace more alone/aloof? I can’t think of the word I want.
I love the lines of the receding water and reflections
Thanks for an insightful comment Yvette 🙂
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well thanks being open to comments – and I love when you share comments on when to crop or maybe just bring that wit – hahah
and I liked it as is – trust me – loved it because it had flow and mood
and finding the right words are so hard sometimes –
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Oh yeah. Most poems just start and then keep going. I did a couple of edits on this one. Sharing thoughts and ideas is always constructive and informative 🙂
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well very well done
(did that come across well)
ha
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Yes very well 🙂
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🙂
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The almost horizontal sand / water lines make this photo truly special.
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Thank you very much. I love this photo too 🙂
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Alone and lonely are can be two very different feelings. Wonderful post for this week. 😀
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Thank you Cee. Yes very different feelings 🙂
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