A strange event at Sandsend this week.
betrothed
The betrothed took a stroll at low water.
wedding party
Then joined the other lovers.
And, singing a strange music, returned beneath the waves.
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This is a cool post, Harry. Made me smile. 🙂
Love this wedding party 🙂
Loved the combination of pictures and verbal imagery. And thank you for the suggestion on my poetry blog!
I really like this, Harry! Well done ~
Great to see some humor other than ‘Swinging the Lamp.’ I’m still waiting for the next chapter.
Thanks for catching the typo on my “Honey” poem! My intention was to have the line to read as you indicated. And thanks for stopping by!
That was very cool!
I like how you make a story with your pictures. Great job. I’d like to stumble on something like this too one day. The problem is that sometimes when I stumble on something unique, I don’t realize to take my camera out and think of a story like this. Thanks for sharing this.
what an imagination! I do — love it 🙂
I loved this post Harry! 🙂
Really wonderful.
Interesting photos. The more I look at them, the more I’m convinced that they are a wedding party 😉
Wonderfully whimsical, and beautiful marriage between words and images.
Elizabeth
Me too – I like this! Great imagination. Poetry in pictures.
A beautiful mysterious evocation.
By! You are quick – the ink is still wet.
Harry, how lovely 🙂