bereft
only a change in the tide
will bring relief
words: mandy smith
photo: phill deason
in response to the change prompt at One Deep Breath.
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16 comments:
Great fun......and the photo is beautiful!
You told the whole story with ten words and a photo.
I love it!
Oh my, this is how I've been feeling since my California trip. Utterly bereft. Can't wait for the new tide to come in. :-) Really nice haiga. I particularly like the photo.
Wonderful layers in those three short lines and the picture makes another. Impressive!
Breath meets sigh as I read this piece; special collection of words. barone
a perfect rendering of welcome change for sure...as usual your photo paring is so lovely.
Oh, sweet!!! I LOVE this -- wonderful haiku and photo. I really like the sense of hope and patience in this.
:)
Yep waiting for the tide. I love it.
Very creative pairing. The set says it all perfectly.
Perfectly balanced words and image!
very clever connection of words and image! great!
Change is surely a welcome thing when one is BEREFT! Very nicely done!
frustration! I really felt it.
Your haiku describes the photo so well. I could feel the impatience and dismay.
Excellent photo and words. Truly says it all.
i really like this poem and the photo is absolutely beautiful too
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