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5 Apr 2012

Waves



ripples from the sea
 crashing waves against the shore
hearts pound with delight

photo and text ©Karen @ Pixel Posts/Something Written

sharing with -
April 5 prompt - waves

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Think Tank Thursday
prompt - escape

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Haiku My Heart @ recuerda mi corazon


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28 comments:

  1. Awesome picture accompanied with a nice haiku. Thank you for sharing Karen.

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  2. I couldn't help but think of a couple in love walking hand-in-hand along the shores of the beach as I read the last line of your haiku.

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  3. The sea is primal. Perhaps the heart was recognizing that.

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  4. love the way you add feelings with observations in your haiku..lovely indeed :)

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  5. Beautiful composition....So pleasant to read :)

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  6. Like you, Karen, I escape to the ocean. Living in the Sonoran Desert, I find a week at the shore rejuvenating.

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  7. I couldn't agree more (as you know now) :)

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  8. I can fully relate to that. Being by the sea, watching the waves crash against the shore makes my heart pound with delight too :-)

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  9. Beautiful...
    I too love this form of escape!

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  10. Love ocean and sea poetry --- I enjoyed this very much.

    Thank you for visiting my Day 5 ~~ Waves Wash Over Me.

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  11. You truly took me to the seashore. Nice imagery. thanks for dropping by my blog.

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  12. I could just hear the children squealing in delight behind your words. Lovely.

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  13. you sure have a gift! *VBS*

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  14. you sure have a gift! *VBS*

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  15. it's intangible and mysterious, but the connection between the heart and the sea has always seemed to me to be unquestioned.

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  16. Amazing! Never thought of that before, but it is true, hearts do pound with delight at the sublime surf!

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  17. There must be something exciting on the shore for a heart to pound. Exciting haiku!

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  18. Having visited the ocean many times, and knowing that I will within the next month made my heart soar when I saw the photo. I read the haiku and the word 'thrilling' came into my head. I went back and read it again and saw that the word 'thrilling' wasn't in the haiku, but that is the word I thought of and how I felt looking at the ocean. It is just thrilling to me. Made my heart start pounding as I remember my visits to the sea. Wonderful post.

    Peace

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  19. Awesome photo with excellent haiku ~ great energy ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^

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  20. Your words recall a memory and vividly describe it as well. Great post.

    P.S. - I love the Roger McGough quote. :D

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  21. Your words and the beautiful photo make me homesick for my favorite place in the world-the beach!

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  22. A to be by the sea - salt air, waves pounding, plethora of blue

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  23. i took an early morning walk by the ocean today. you gave words to my feelings as i heard the waves, saw the sea gulls and smelled sea life.

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  24. Beautiful - ripples to crashing to pounding.

    Richard

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  25. My heart would pound seeing waves like that! great pic and haiku.

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