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Sunday, October 04, 2015

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looking a while back -
a faint line of horizon
dividing blues

those hungry seagulls
what would your mothers say
gobbling down food

stony beaches -
clear inviting waters still
lure the bathers
© gillena cox 2015


Sundays have always been special here at Lunch Break
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Sunday Morning 2010
Sunday Savvy 7
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I have not been to the beach in a very long time; im merely reminiscing this morning
And do you know we are Eighty one days away from Christmas
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52 comments:

  1. X8:22 AM

    It is in the 50s and raining here,
    I could def go for the beach. I have a feeling that
    the gulls have a little different rules for table
    manners. Lol.

    Have a good Sunday as well g.

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  2. Gillena Cox8:29 AM

    LOL, happy you dropped in X

    much love...

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  3. Jae Rose8:36 AM

    i love the play on the waters of life..what would our mothers think - i think in their hearts they would be thankful

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  4. Anonymous8:39 AM

    Like that image... So evocative.

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  5. Gillena Cox8:40 AM

    Jae happy you dropped by

    much love...

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  6. Gillena Cox8:41 AM

    Tothpurge; thanks for dropping in

    much love...

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  7. Sanaa Rizvi8:55 AM

    a faint line of horizon
    dividing blues

    Such beautiful images :D
    Happy Sunday Gillena :D

    Lots of love,
    Sanaa

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  8. Mary9:20 AM

    I would definitely enjoy being in the water at the beach more than lying on its stony shore. Smiles.
    Enjoyed your word pictures today, Gillena.

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  9. Gillena Cox9:36 AM

    Thanks for linking up today Sanaa

    much love...

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  10. Gillena Cox9:36 AM

    Happy you dropped in Mary

    much love...

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  11. Panchali9:54 AM

    This is wonderful, and I can easily relate to "a faint line of horizon/ dividing blues". Aha...That is the beauty of your poetry. It is so real. Just great stuff! Love Gillena.

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  12. Gillena Cox10:18 AM

    Thanks for dropping in Panchali

    much love...

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  13. Sumana Roy11:18 AM

    wonderful images in the whole set...the first one is my favorite...a faint line of horizon dividing the blues...exquisite...

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    1. Gillena Cox12:37 PM

      Happy you dropped in Sumana

      Much love...

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  14. Magaly Guerrero11:26 AM

    LOVE the second one. I can almost see the speaker shaking her head (and perhaps her fist) at an unruly pack of birds with terrible manners. ;-)

    Happiest Sunday!

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    1. Gillena Cox12:37 PM

      Thank you for your appreciation Magaly

      Much love...

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  15. Mascha12:03 PM

    Wonderful blue and words... That makes me longing to see the sea -
    Have a blessed new week

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  16. brudberg2:44 PM

    I love how you portray those gulls.. really made me feel the sea.

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    1. Gillena Cox7:20 PM

      Thanks for dropping in Bjorn
      Much love...

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  17. Sherry Blue Sky2:50 PM

    I especially enjoyed the gobbling gulls!

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  18. scotthastiepoet3:20 PM

    "a faint line of horizon
    dividing blues"

    There is a lot of sharply captured truth in this piece Gillena - I enjoyed it very much... With Best Wishes Scott www.scotthastie.com

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    1. Gillena Cox7:21 PM

      Happy you dropped in Scott

      Much love...

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  19. ZQ4:19 PM

    Wonderful Haiku(s)
    ZQ

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  20. Susan4:41 PM

    Ah the blue line and hungry gulls--there are no blues on this inviting day. Is the title a year? a place? How far back can you remember?

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    1. Gillena Cox7:23 PM

      Ah time and its vastness. Thanks for your appreciation Susan

      Much love...

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  21. Old Egg6:31 PM

    The sea is a constant fascination and a boon for storytellers and poets. Even though you haven't been there for some time time it continues to lure you back with more stories to tell.

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    1. Gillena Cox7:23 PM

      Happy you dropped in Robin

      Much love...

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  22. Donna@LivingFromHappiness6:48 PM

    Oh I loved the imagery in these lines...the blue line...and the inviting waters....ahhh!

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    1. Gillena Cox7:24 PM

      Thanks for dropping by Donna

      Much love...

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  23. J.N.T.7:08 PM

    the ocean will forever be my muse. nice write Gillena. loves.

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    1. Gillena Cox7:24 PM

      Glad you liked it James

      Much love...

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  24. Wendy Bourke7:36 PM

    These are lovely. The first, I thought, particularly layered and nuanced.

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  25. nan7:43 PM

    Ah! Beach time! Today I saw some seagulls soaring high above... far from the beach. Just like me.

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  26. tonispencer8:37 PM

    Even with the almost hurricane, the beach would not be friendly but I could still def enjoy it. Gulls have their own etiquette as given by Mrs. Vandergull...smiles. Like all the stanzas! Spencer is Kanzensakura

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  27. kaykuala9:02 PM

    what would your mothers say
    gobbling down food


    Happiness of having dinner together may well be spoiled by some unsavory conducts of youngsters. Truly said Gillena!

    Hank

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  28. Truedessa10:29 PM

    looking for that faint line of horizon
    dividing blues...some blue skies might
    chase away some blue moods.

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  29. Jillien11:46 PM

    1767 hmm intersting #. We were just at the beach a couple of weeks ago... It's my husband's happy place. But it has rained nonstop here for over a week now, and that's my happy place.

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  30. Victor S E Moubarak3:34 AM

    This poem makes me hungry. Must be the seagulls.

    God bless you.

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  31. Gillena Cox5:17 AM

    Thank you for your appreciation Wendy

    much love...

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  32. Gillena Cox5:17 AM

    Glad you dropped in Nan

    much love...

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  33. Gillena Cox5:18 AM

    Thanks for dropping in Toni

    much love...

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  34. Gillena Cox5:19 AM

    Happy you dropped in Hank

    much love...

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  35. Gillena Cox5:20 AM

    Thank you for dropping in Trudessa

    much love...

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  36. Gillena Cox5:21 AM

    Glad you dropped by Julien

    much love...

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  37. Gillena Cox5:22 AM

    LOL happy you dropped by Victor

    much love...

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  38. Anonymous8:11 AM

    Used to live close to the shore of Lake Michigan. Your words brought back some very good memories,

    Elizabeth

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  39. Gen Giggles 9:20 AM

    Lovely poem.

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  40. Rosemary Nissen-Wade2:41 AM

    Interesting perception about the horizon! Again I love the evocation of your home, which I am sure I would enjoy too.

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  41. humbird11:41 AM

    Like reflection, 'those hungry seagulls ' line resonates ...and the way to come back, to revisit still open? then why to wait?

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