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~twice the beauty~


in the sea of love 
reflection of the night 
a wave moves


~SKAT~

writing as I drift

   on the ocean's endless blue. . . 

                     my soul over        flows

Now my tendrilled soul,
Has found its pergola-- Christ--
To wind its way up....

sea froth
covers the shore...
night whispers

Ocean waves cry out,
From the center of the sea:
With faith to reach land.

sea's sound in the breeze
captured in a pretty shell. . . . 
nature's gift to me

lying on my bed
holding music to my ear. . . . 
I drift out to sea


For Brian Strand's 
VERSE any theme/form max of 8 lines Poetry Contest

something grabs my leg

                          plastic bag churned by the tide

                                 ocean clings for life

porpoising the waves
pod plays in warm turquoise sea -
silver torpedoes


Susan Ashley
September 27, 2018

tide
departs
sea glass shines



123 or 321 modified form haiku for contest. 9/26/2018

ice caps melting
sea levels rising ~
global warning

plastic pollution
killing marine life ~
sea sobs salty tears

deforestation
wildlife now homeless ~
mankind to blame

Hiku (Disciplined Brevity) Poetry Contest

Sponsored by William Kekaula

11/21/21

.                     Nomadic whispers 
                            North winds speak to the great plains
                                            Warnings of winter

Orange horizon
Ripens, as waves graciously
Caress, shores of life

silver spray soaking
shell scattered sandy shoreline  ~
squally sea subsides


Written 24th August 2020

For haiku 6 poetry contest 

Sponsored By Brian Strand

stars radiant show
sun fades behind ebbing sea~
nature still whispers

12/8/2023

summoned black diamond
sun's at other side of night
with the dream roses

heart of joy twinkling
gone down in sea of colors
star of plum evening

still in its peach prime
and dust of the day settles
crow flies to midnight

wind lifts salty air
scent of the sea fills my hair --
fishing without care

pelican dives fast
shrimp on the hook was my last --
strips the bait I cast

turn with quick motion
see crab stealing sun lotion --
ocean commotion



*Entry for Carol’s Rhyming Haiku contest

for but a moment
the moon shall rest on the sea
drifting with the tide

Written for Raul's contest.
I love that picture Raul -

under water guide
adventures of Jacques Cousteau
life Under the Sea

DX

colors of pumpkin, 
vermillion and deep gold---
    veiled mysteries air

branches intertwine
in a sea of canopies---
    harvest moon rises

gilded by the dawn
and swayed by a seasoned wind---
    shades of art abound

Winter spirits rise
Released from snow they dance, warmed
Weeping tears of mist


copyright Kristin Reynolds 2008

waiting for sailors

who battle King Neptune's wrath. . . 

their watery graves


For the Haiku 102 Poetry Contest of Nathan D

Hummed poetic waves,
Soothing whispers of the sea;
Calm reciting surge.

Luna's specter glows
   Gazing at her reflection
In the black night sea







Inspired by Raul's "Reflections" contest

The sea is unkempt
Unwary sailors regret
Thar mate has been swept

Salts are in my tears
Salts are in my sweat,
You ought to call me Sea.

Bursts of mist: drops like
pins against rock and sand
pushed by the wind.

Horizon's edge beneath
evening star, sky darkening
to violet like ink spreading.

Erosion of stone,  
sunken gravesite: souls their voices
the roar of the sea.

satin silver skin
skimming sea swims seamlessly 
seldom seen surprise

coastal sunset -
dropping into the sea also
the juggler's ball



Written February 23rd, 2016
For the What Goes Up, Must Come Down Contest hosted by Catie Lindsey

White curl'd hairs of spumes
reveals its longevity-
Blue Ocean of Old

on sunset evening	
sun, sky and sea interplay
lovers become one

glass fragments on sand
crumpled words kite on sea winds . . .
love's last message lost

Copyright, July 20, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson

The hiss of the sea,
From the hollow of a shell;
Soft ocean whispers.

Oceans rise and fall
to the rhythmic breaths of our
luminescent orb

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(C) John C Michaels, 2014

Written for the contest, "Picture This #1"
Sponsored by SKAT A
Third Place

Mariana's Trench
what a shock to find beauty
where none can see it

------

12th February, 2016
Contest ~ Haiku 102
Sponsor ~ Nathan D

The blueing ocean
Separate eagle and dove
Spiritual birds



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