For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: coast.
hidden coast
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: coast.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: tune.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: loose.
As the sun warms the air in the early morning, loose fog creeps over Indian Island.
Last weekend my Aunt Pat and my Uncle Jim were visiting all the way from Virginia. It was lovely. On Sunday morning we hiked the beach, from Chetzemoka Park out to the lighthouse and back. It went from early am fog to sun during the hike.


For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: zest.
I picked the photograph, taken off the dock in Port Townsend in 2017, before reading the prompt. It doesn’t fit the prompt. Oh, yes, it does, it’s the color. Quite gorgeous to watch slowly swimming along.

On a foggy day.

And the opposite shore and even the ferry, can only sometimes be seen.

I am sorry about the wings
During the massage today
my poor back aches so
where my wings should be
Guilt
If the Beloved gives me wings
I should fly
but I would rather be in the water
I feel so much safer here
and then I think
maybe I should stop
jumping off of cliffs…..
I should stop jumping off of cliffs….
I follow that thought
I should stay in the water
keep my tail and scales
I have come out so many times
lately only for you
you will not come in the water
you don’t want to hear me sing
you want me to be silent and listen
you want me to agree about the past
and collapse
I say here
here is the future
I can see it
and you don’t answer
you don’t listen
when I return to the sea
you call me
and you come to the edge of the sea
to call me
but you won’t come in
I have come out to you
on those painful legs
for which I sacrifice my voice
you would have scales and a tail
if you came to me
come to the future with me
we will meet at the edge of the sea
me in the sea
you on the beach
and talk
but this is goodbye
I won’t come out again
and I say to the Beloved
I am sorry about the wings
I will use the wings
my back was so sore
where the wings were
the wings are back
I still have my scales and tail
I rise to the surface of the sea
I spread my wings
scales, tail and wings
I begin
now I will fly
8/3/16
Another fog photograph from last Saturday. Why don’t we spell it phog?
As the sun gets nearer to rising on Saturday, the fog rises too, and nears town. The Cascades are no longer visible across the Sound.
Early Saturday, the fog is rolling up over Marrowstone Island, with the distant Cascades showing above the fog line.
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