evening cool
the beachcomber’s
cloudy eyes
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Rachel Sutcliffe
Rachel Sutcliffe has suffered from a serious immune disorder since her early twenties. Over the years writing has been a great form of therapy, it?s kept her from going insane. She is an active member of the British Haiku Society and several online writing groups. She has been published in various anthologies and journals, both in print and online, including: Failed Haiku, Prune Juice , Hedgerow, The Heron?s Nest, Cattails and Wild Plum.
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A pleasure to read. Set my mind adrift all over again. Well done.
night driving
too much light
for cloudy eyes
Nice imagery!
afternoon waves~~~
the falling sun
shadows the sand
afternoon waves~~~
the falling sun
shadows the sand ?
Nice imagery!
afternoon waves ~~~
the falling sun
shadows the sand ?
Ah, a whole story in this one, Rachel. I imagined an old sailor taking a stroll along the shore and, even though he cannot see very well, he knows the beach like the back of his hand so it is still a comfort to him.
marion
Sweat transfers heat away from your body's surface as it dries, lowering your temperature. When sweating isn't enough to keep you cool, you're at danger for hyperthermia, a heat-related sickness.