Look,the water is deep. The current's rage cloaked in the gentle deceptive caress of the smallest ripples. The lure, more rewarding than the touch. Jon Michael Willey
Walk into it deeper, don't stand waiting at the edge, help the sea to surround and ravage you, it would most likely welcome that beautiful mermaid standing at waters edge, you might even get the waters excited, matter of fact I am certain of it. Bless you Beautiful woman! Jasmin Horst
What a wonderful pic and poem. Beautifully written and what a wonderful topic. Love, Bonnie
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on March 22, 2008
Harmony and ballance be damned . . . There are times when the riptide of an inner raging sea is needed . . . No . . . Demanded . . . I liked this one very much Eileen . . .
On the beach, many times I look at the arriving waves to see if I reconize one of my friends from around the world.
That expectancy make my meditation day worth to go there.
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love and peace, Carole~
Cryssa
Peace,
Dan
Love Tinka
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That expectancy make my meditation day worth to go there.
Georg
beautiful pen Eileen...
John