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Seashells by Amber V Moonstone Sunday, May 03, 2009 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Seashells, are part of the Earth's shoreline, they just keep on coming back. Photo: Finding Seashells, Nancy Cole

Seashells by Amber "V" Moonstone May 3, 2009 Seashells found on early morning walk picked up to be saved by children delighted in the colors and textures they are a child's treasure. Do they really know why they are there? My guess is probably not. Some sea creature has lost it's home and lies forever in the sea. We treasure a conch shell for it keeps the sound of the ocean within an ear's shot, or it can become a cameo or a horn. A large clamshell is a delight, Sometimes multicolored, Sometimes just white. A resting place for lovely jewelry. Seashells are a reminder of our day at the shoreline, frolicking in the ocean, feeling carefree and happy! Sometimes a simple treasure, brings so much pleasure, Reminding us of the many beautiful ways our Mother Earth takes care of us! Author's Note: I Dedicate this poem to my friend's Grand-daughter, Summer, she was the inspiration for this poem!

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Reviewed by MaryGrace Patterson	5/18/2009

Many of us take sea shells for granted. This is a wonderful reminder of their value and beauty....M ,, PS ,I never tire of the endless colors and shapes.




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	5/4/2009

Wonderful writing and a wonderful reminder of days past.... Be always safe, Karen




Reviewed by Sheri Hoff	5/4/2009

Amber, I love the ocean-thank you for taking me there in your poem. Love and blessings, Sheri




Reviewed by Dawn Wilson	5/3/2009

Amber, as a collector of sea shells, I enjoyed this!




Reviewed by jude forese	5/3/2009

beautiful poem ... i have a large collection of shells myself ...




Reviewed by Georg Mateos	5/3/2009

Amber, seashell are the envelopes of the many letters coming from afar wanting from you just a little answer. Georg




Reviewed by Denise Edwards	5/3/2009

I agree with every word here! a great sentimental write, Amber! How are you these days? Hope all is well with you!




Reviewed by Felix Perry	5/3/2009

You are so right, a trip to the beach and picking up sea shells, beach rocks and driftwood has always been my favorite thing to do when my daughter was little and now I still love doing it with my grandchildren. Life cycles from the sea forever. hugs fee




Reviewed by E T Waldron	5/3/2009

Faantastic poem Amber! I love seashells,and miss collecting them. I have one from New Zealand swirls upward like a pyramid with prfectly placed lines of brown dots. You'd never believe it was a shell. Thanks for reminding me of former pleasures;-) Love, ET




Reviewed by Christine Alwin	5/3/2009

Seashells are a love of mine....they bring the ocean near when I am far,,,and oh so many meomories! This is soooo beauiful Love, Christine




Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper	5/3/2009

I love this light and carefree poem. How many of us have wandered along beaches looking for "pretty" seashells? I've certainly collected my share. Very nice write, Amber.




Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan	5/3/2009

i love the truth and sensitivity of this