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Beach, Black and White, Black and White Photography, Brine, Florida, Monochrome, Nature, Ocean, Poem, Poetry, Sea, Surf, Surfers, Waves
Guttural beach-break
Sharks breaching the minty waves
Skimmers sweeping swash
Littoral loafing
Cormorant airing her wings
Sodden charcoal-black
Dune scarp tunnel-pocked
Ghost crab rushes to the brine
Sudsy spume hissing
Sanderlings hurry
As a rogue wave swamps the cusp
Children disappear
Fish tale washes in
Air redolent of sunscreen
Wax melting in sun
A Day in the Brine 
Beautiful. Thank you for visiting and following my blog. I appreciate it.
Found you through alarmingman’s blog. Absolutely exquisite writing, looking forward to reading more!
Haha, glad you think it is beautiful. I do tend to like the wave photo, nothing more exquisite to me than that perfect moment….as it grabs me and hurles me blithely onto the shell-shard-studded shore and sends me, a briny sodden mess, tossing right into a nice octogenarian couple’s charming little beachside-picnic that was just a wee bit too close to the swash zone, oh dear. I have been mistaken for a beached whale in this manner before. Intriguing…ah life’s adventures, too fun!
Appreciate your drizzling by and imbibing.
Many jubilant cheers,
Autumn Jade
Gorgeous, rich light in these. Wonderful.
Oh thank you lass, I had too much fun out there! Thank you so for flitting by, smiling cheers,
Autty Jade
Really rich tones – I love your water shots and your writing style.
Oh thank you very much!!! Much appreciated! Have a marvelous good jolly weekend dear friend, many cheers,
Autumn Jade