Sunday, November 11, 2012

safe harbor


Lighthouse and granite breakwater protect the harbor.......


A different view of the harbor and breakwater....The building is an historic, soon to be repurposed, marine paint factory...



linked to sunday in my city

Saturday, November 10, 2012



collecting on glass
 tea pot steaming warm liquid
new year chill dispelled

linked to carpe diem; Special #6

VIOLET


the lenten altar 
  purple shrouded crucifix
 invisible sight

linked to carpe diem; Violet

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

blue


 planet of stardust
from space blue oceans dancing 
with swirling white clouds  


linked to haiku my heart

Beach bridge


Full moon tide overflowing creek banks....This bridge leads to the gorgeous beach below, but on this day, I had to do some wading...



linked to midweek blues
  and    nf waters

bitch



tongue like a knife blade
dull until sharpened to cut
with inspiration from hell

linked to haiku sensational; Dull

Sunday, November 4, 2012

the Right Whale?



The swelling, tumultuous ocean spewed a dead whale from her depths onto the shore. Over the next day or two, many visitors scrambled over the rocky coast to see, and smell, the rotten carcass. The key idea of the city was to leave the right-whale there, and enable the natural process of predators and putrefaction to do their work. 

Then came 'superstorm Sandy', and she did not agree that this body held any charm at all.  So Sandy's wrathful seas pushed the stinking whale body nearer to the road, too close to the high-end homes.  

An urgent call for volunteers and marine professionals went out. They came and carved the flesh from the bone, with an upbeat attitude and covered noses, and sent the skeleton to a New England museum.  

The natural order of things.....



This story is true....
linked to sunday whirl