Walkers in the morning sea mist at Rye Back Beach, Mornington Peninsula
Walkers on the sands
Ghosts retreating in the mists
Just their footprints speak
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15 comments:
Nicely captured!
I recently took some photos of Cape Cod, Massachusetts USA with heavy mists among sand dunes... and something has been brewing to correlate with them ...
Thank you.
Enjoyed this post.
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Lovely image of elusive footprints in the sand. Nice haiku!
Nice framing of words,, last line footprints is good.
it's a good point you make that once they are gone, they could have been real or ghosts
http://zongrik.wordpress.com/2011/10/29/four-ghost-senryu/
Really love the haiku coupled with thepicture
Footprints and mist has a strange connection!! It creates that ghostly presence!! Well worded haiku!!
Great shot.
Mist softens and adds mystery to a scene, and it's beautiful. Great shot!
Delicious haiku, very appropriate for these dates.
has a somber feeling to it. very thoughtful too.
Ghostly stuff! I guess it's the footprints that head out to sea, that you really need to worry about.
love the line of
footprints speak.
well done.
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bless you.
keep up the excellence.
And what are the footprint saying? Can you translate their sandy tongue?
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