Encrusted groyne at Mundesley: September 2016
Sand-coated sea-stones, reds and blacks
Masquerading tumbled green glass
White and coloured quartz that glisten
Jet and precious amber microscopic dust
Cockles, lugworms, winkles, driftwood
Starfish, crabs and mermaids’ purses
Blackened groynes grown thick with limpets
Castles, buckets, spades abandoned
Red weeds, green weeds, bladderwrack and more
Shells and shingle, muted jingles
Are twice daily covered on our seashore
crispina kemp 
I can smell the sea here. Well done😃
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I thank you. Memories of walking the North Norfolk shores … where the photo was taken.
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The picture is beautiful indeed and I am sure, so are the memories. ☺️
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Yea. I thank you. 🙂
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That is quite melodic. Very nice!
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I thank you, Violet. I did have a diddy but of trouble hitting the word-count. Delet a word, the rhythm goes. Delite a line, the who;e thing falters. And it kept trying to turn itself into prose. Ho-hum, how did Shakespeare manage if?
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Wonderfully done, Crispina!
Loved it and the photo you chose was almost dizzying!
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I thank you , Dale. That photo was taken three years ago, on my phone camera. OUr local beach is miles of golden-white sands, and not a shell is sight!
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Never underestimate the power of the phone camera! 😉
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That phone had a much better camera than my present phone. As long as the photo was taken in good even daylight
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Ahhh… my old one was like that. Good daylight only.
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Not so good when you’re down amongst the brambles on the woodland flower trying to snap fungi. 🙂
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Hmmm. I can only imagine.😉
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Prickly situation, and then the result come out grainy.
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Double yuck…
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Indeed.
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