4 Oct: Tracking dVerse Quadrille

line drawing of beach scene

On the Beach

On that bright August day
I stood before the Atlantic
with its slow sloping depths

and cliffs and plateaus,
where deepest blues are
as black as a Merlin’s trick,

and as the sea delighted
my toes, I watched each
wave track along the sand.


Artwork is mine, Midjourney rendering. ©Misky 2022 Written for dVerse Quadrille 161 Tracking. Shared with #amwriting on Twitter

16 responses to “4 Oct: Tracking dVerse Quadrille”

  1. Oh–this is gorgeous, both poem and art. I imagined myself there. Thank you so much!

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    1. Thank YOU! ❤️

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      1. You’re very welcome! 💙

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  2. Gorgeous, Misky! And such a beautiful artwork!!

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  3. Oh, you put me there on that beach! Wonderful poem!

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  4. Sweet poem, Misky. In a cool coincidence, I was introduced to Midjourney last week, by my younger son. I created the image I’m using for Tourmaline’s Halloween Challenge banner. It’s an exciting way to create art, in collaboration with an AI program.

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  5. “where deepest blues are
    as black as a Merlin’s trick,

    and as the sea delighted
    my toes”

    Ah you are bringing me delightful memories of our beloved Provincetown!
    Beautiful writing, my friend.

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  6. I want to stand at the beach reading this, though it is probably too dark now.

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  7. What a beautiful picture! You are a fabulous artist and poet ❤️

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  8. The image of Merlin’s toes inspires me. Wonderful, Misky.

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  9. “deepest blues are
    as black as a Merlin’s trick”

    great line, Misk. That painting is absolutely haunting. I love it!

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