Sarah is a British eccentric who writes offbeat fiction, haiku and tanka poetry. When stuck for words, she sketches or paints instead. She's into nature conservation, sustainability, gardening, dogs, natural health, and reading. Her sociability is something that happens in short bursts with long breathing spaces in between.
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17 thoughts on “Monday Morning #Haiku 176 — Sea Treasure”
Your haikus always make me smile, and that is a gift, and I thank you for that gift. Have a wonderfully creative week!
Honest, cross-my-heart, I had no part in it. It was purely a magical find. Even my dog treated it with respect and walked around it, rather than over it! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
That is so cool… I wonder what happened to that storm-thief to drop such a treasure? 🙂 Oh and I really like your new banner, Sarah (or I think it’s new?)
Methinks the storm-thief has moved onto seashores new, as all is calm in my locality just now 🙂 I’m glad you liked the banner, Sunshine, and thank you for commenting. Nobody else has said a thing about it, so either they don’t like it, or haven’t noticed it! I’ve not had a banner before, as I didn’t know how to do one, until I got in a restless mood and felt bored with everything, including my blog, and clicked on “customize” to discover I could give my blog a face-lift.
Beautiful haiku. I thought you made the circlet yourself. Later this year I will post some beach pictures and my own pebble ‘artwork’. I like to leave a funny piece of art to make the beach goers wonder 🙂
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Your haikus always make me smile, and that is a gift, and I thank you for that gift. Have a wonderfully creative week!
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Then I have succeeded with my Monday mission to magic smiles onto my blogging friends’ faces! Thank you, Bill, and you have a wonderful week, too 🙂
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I love it!
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Thank you 🙂
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Magical Sarah 🙂
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Thank you, Andrea 🙂 Indeed, the circlet was an exciting find. Beaches are so often filled with fascinating treasures.
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and fashioned into a magical heart by the magical Sarah xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Honest, cross-my-heart, I had no part in it. It was purely a magical find. Even my dog treated it with respect and walked around it, rather than over it! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Well defo a mermaid xxxxxxx
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Such a wonderful find! Love your magical haiku, Sarah. 🙂
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Thank you, Sylvia 🙂 I always love finding something magical and unexpected, in a happy sense of “unexpected” of course!
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That is so cool… I wonder what happened to that storm-thief to drop such a treasure? 🙂 Oh and I really like your new banner, Sarah (or I think it’s new?)
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Methinks the storm-thief has moved onto seashores new, as all is calm in my locality just now 🙂 I’m glad you liked the banner, Sunshine, and thank you for commenting. Nobody else has said a thing about it, so either they don’t like it, or haven’t noticed it! I’ve not had a banner before, as I didn’t know how to do one, until I got in a restless mood and felt bored with everything, including my blog, and clicked on “customize” to discover I could give my blog a face-lift.
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Beautiful haiku. I thought you made the circlet yourself. Later this year I will post some beach pictures and my own pebble ‘artwork’. I like to leave a funny piece of art to make the beach goers wonder 🙂
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Thank you, Inese 🙂 I look forward to your pebble artwork, especially the funny piece 🙂
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Love!
Such a magical find, to be sure… 🙂
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Magical finds are so refreshing to the spirit 🙂
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