Poetry, memoir,blogs and photographs from my world on the west coast of Canada.
Sunday, August 11, 2013
palindrome
Waves
call forth
inner song
footsteps follow
ancient pathway to
where the soul can be healed
- the shore -
where the soul can be healed
an ancient pathway
footsteps follow
inner song
sung to
waves
Made a stab at a mirrored palindrome, the mini challenge set by Grace at Imaginary Gardens With Real Toads this weekend.
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This is such a peaceful poem, Sherry. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful palindrome Sherry ~ I like bridge word, the shore, the sinner song sung to waves ~ It's amazing how the second part is slightly different from the first one ~
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up and happy week ahead ~
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sherry, my favorite place of healing.
DeletePretty, sweet, and deep deep deep. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteNice new form to try Sherry! Runs smooth. Might adopt one later! Nicely!
ReplyDeleteHank
So lovely. Mine wasn't nearly as pretty. Not pretty at all, but I had fun.
ReplyDelete~ the shore ~
Oh, how I miss the shore.
K
Sherry, you are my shaman, my mystic, my guide to spiritual...beautiful!!
ReplyDeletei like it. read it a few times. call forth ushered me right in.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, lyrical connection between the waves and the soul.
ReplyDeleteloved how this fit... who doesn't like a walk along the shoreline
ReplyDeleteheaded to the shore right now! different shore, similar feeling. xo
ReplyDeletey friend you will be there soon. I know. Plus ... I am looking to the right a little bit lower and reading your quote: "We live in hope." Sending love and hugs.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - I love the slight alteration in meaning, and the fact that both paths lead to a good place.
ReplyDeleteThis could be a walking beach mantra...so meditative and beautiful, Sherry! Thank you for making my day,too! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this one! I agree this should be a mantra-so moving and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Sherry :D
With this form, the waves "hugged" the shore, smack dab in the middle. I loved this - and didn't try the prompt, too intimidated! Good on you, Sherry! Amy
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