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Thursday, August 9, 2012
Tide pool
August 9th NaHaiWriMoprompt is "tide pool", provided byPatty Hardin.
in the tide pool
with these sea stars
the child in me
Find out more about the 31 Different NaHaiWriMo Prompters for August 2012 here.
Wasn't this a great prompt? The last time John and I went on a research trip for his paints, we went to Maine and he painted some marvelous paintings of tidepools. One of them even won prizes in NYC... One of them, unfinished, is hanging on my walls now. He was suffering for congestive heart failure and these tide pools brought him and me a great deal of peace.
Yes, I remember poking around in these as a child at the beach so didn't have to stretch too far for a memory. What a beautiful memory you have there, Merrill. Thanks for sharing it with me. :)
Kirsten Cliff is a writer of prose and poetry: particularly haiku and tanka. She is currently working on her first collection exploring her journey through leukaemia, titled “Patient Property”. Her poetry has been published in New Zealand, Australia, India, Japan, England and America, as well as on-line. She is editor of the haikai section of “a fine line”, The Magazine of the New Zealand Poetry Society. Her other creative interests include photography and craft-making, which she often combines with her haiku and tanka to make haiga.
Wasn't this a great prompt? The last time John and I went on a research trip for his paints, we went to Maine and he painted some marvelous paintings of tidepools. One of them even won prizes in NYC... One of them, unfinished, is hanging on my walls now. He was suffering for congestive heart failure and these tide pools brought him and me a great deal of peace.
ReplyDeleteYes, I remember poking around in these as a child at the beach so didn't have to stretch too far for a memory. What a beautiful memory you have there, Merrill. Thanks for sharing it with me. :)
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