That morning it was blue sky and calm sea, but we trusted you too much.
Written to prompt for Miz Quickly’s Day 6: A view of the sea, One Liner Wednesday #1LinerWeds, Photo by Marcus Woodbridge on Unsplash. An American sentence: 17 syllables. Image: storm hitting the lighthouse in Porthcawl UK, Shared with @Experimentsinfc #APoemADay on Twitter ©Misky 2021
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9 responses to “Miz Quickly’s Day 6: Sea View”
Crap!! That is one hurl-slinging wave!
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We know how to do a proper storm around here.
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At first, I thought that was a person, standing on the seawall….
Great image/ write, Misky.
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🤣 S’well written!
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😂👍🏻
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Thanks for the one-liner and a beautiful photo of an angry sea.
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Whoa! What a photo!!
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That is fierce…
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I was visiting Port Washington, Wisconsin. There is a lighthouse by the pier and an older light house station.
I was able to go back about a year or so later – you couldn’t get to the light house because the retaining wall had been destroyed by weather… Very relatable line.
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