The following poem was written in response to a challenge over at Sue Vincent’s called Thursday photo prompt: Lambent #writephoto
I sit upon the shore at twilight
The lambent waters delight
The clouds above are calling me
They want to show me
How I can be free
I go down to the water to dip my toes
I pass a boat that is appose
Sitting down on a rock
I take in the beauty of this spot
I return here every chance I get
For here I never have to fret
My favorite place of all the lands
Right here in my homeland
© Susan Zutautas 2020
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Really lovely, Susan…
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Sue, Thanks so much!
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My pleasure, Susan.
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lambent, Thanks for a new word Susan 🙂
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Brian, it was also new to me before writing this poem 🙂
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We often find paradise right under our noses 💜
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Yes we sure do 🙂
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It’s often a lovely surprise 💜
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This is a picturesque poem, Susan.
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Thank you so much!
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I grew up in rural Newfoundland. Our house overlooked the bay. I t was a serene and peaceful place. Your poem brings it to mind.
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I went down east about 5 years ago now and wanted to see Newfoundland but we ran out of time. Glad you can relate to my poem, thanks!
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Maybe you will get another chance. It really is beautiful. And you are most welcome.
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Carol, I’ll probably want to retire there. We do want to visit your beautiful province soon.
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Canada is such a beautiful country with so much to see. My dream is to travel from coast to coast.
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It sure is.
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