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Alexandra Carr-Malcolm, broken heart, grief, longing, loss, poetry, Sea shanties, Seagulls, seashore, sorrow, soulful, surf, waiting
05 Wednesday Sep 2012
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Alexandra Carr-Malcolm, broken heart, grief, longing, loss, poetry, Sea shanties, Seagulls, seashore, sorrow, soulful, surf, waiting
Awww.. This is so cute and sweet Windyy!! 🙂
With love,
-Naima.
Thank you – I love the cries of seagulls. At the moment we have a flock of them circling our house and we live no where near the sea! 🙂
Wow!! That sounds amazing!!
You are lucky to observe such a view!
-Naima.
so graceful in their sorrow – what no french fries?
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I dare you to read thid one out loud 5x fast.
Hahaha I tried and just managed to spray the computer screen in spit!!! Lol!
LOVE SEA GULLS and this
Me too! Thank you 🙂
🙂
Awfully alliterative 🙂
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Phew – as long as it’s not alliteratively awful!!
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Wonderful play of words.
Thank you – there is something haunting about their cries 🙂
They are dominant creatures.
I love seagulls, Ever since reading “Jonathan Livingston …” Actually well before that. Love alliteration too. Nicely written. – Michael
Thank you – I hope it catches the essence of seashore and sadness 🙂
It does indeed.
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There is something sorrowful and mournful about the cry of a seagull. I can hear it from your words! Beautifully woven together with this lovely picture.
Thank you so much 🙂