Evening in Snug Harbor
Tasting Spring,
as I breath deep,
feasting on the lavender sky
and pink haze,
while the sun sinks
behind the blue mountains
and navy islands,
on an April evening
at Snug Harbor.
CLA
Poetry Playing, Day 11
Prompt: write a visual poem
It’s National Poetry Month. Write a poem!
16 Comments
Great poem and the photo is excellent. I love it 🙂 It sure does look familiar 🙂
Thom — I love the different views from the island. This one is over on the other side in the high rent district.
Beautiful!
Teresa — thanks.
What a beautiful view, and a great word capture of it.
Barbara — thank you. Neither my words nor the photo can do the beauty God created adequate justice.
I like how you used the word “navy” to describe the islands. Very good poem.
Church Lady — I am glad you caught that. It just seemed appropriate.
*sigh*… wish I was in Snug Harbor…
Melli — Sung Harbor is the HIGH rent district. We only went to visit ….
Lovely. My brain still isn’t working, but I can breathe again, which is nice.
Raven — I am glad you are feeling better and back online. I have been ill and am still horribly congested.
the poem would definitely work even without the photo but together they make a perfect pairing
Polona — thank you.
Quilly – I love your newest surroundings! My aunt and uncle live at Yacht Haven.. just around the corner from Snug Harbor. I’ve missed it – why did you move back to San Juan? (you lucky, lucky girl) The Bear and I will be up your way around May 10 to visit … maybe we can say hello. Love your picture and your poem.
Terry — we don’t actually live in Snug Harbor. We were at a dinner party there.
Amoeba graduated from the Labs many eons ago and has returned since from time-to-time to teach. When he was here last Summer he was offered a more frequent teaching schedule and since we were sick of Hawaii and LOVE San Juan Island, it didn’t take us long to think it over. We’ve been here since January.
We have a nice, big house so if you and Bear need a place to spend the night, just holler.
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