Photo: Na’ama Yehuda
In the cradle of life
Where all breathing
Begins
Rocks the ebb
Of all else
That we are
Deep within.
For the Sunday Stills Challenge: Water
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Na'ama Yehuda 
Beautiful.
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Thank you, my friend. Beauty evokes same.
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Water in all of its forms must be one of the most inspiring elements on Earth! Such a beautiful photo, Na’Ama, and I love the poem inspired by it! Thank you for your consistent participation in Sunday Stills and with your original poetry–makes the challenge very special!
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Thank you, Terri. Perhaps it is so because if it weren’t for water, we would not be. … I have just returned from one of the many places where one cannot take safe drinking water for granted. It is a poignant reminder for those of us who are afforded that ease at the turning of a tap. So your prompt was ever relevant!
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That’s beautiful and really profound. I love the connection you make between breathing and the flow of water.
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Thank you, Suzanne! I find the ocean’s flow, especially, to be very regulating, like a breath, like a heartbeat that goes beyond my own and yet is, also, part of me.
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