Photo: Na’ama Yehuda
Cherish every moment
Left
Of light as
Suns will set.
Hold on to the
Deep rewards
Of daylight breathed
Through soul,
And saved.
For Terri’s Sunday Stills Challenge: Daylight Hours
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Na'ama Yehuda 
This is beautiful, Na’ama. The structure is as light as sunlight.
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Thank you, Pat! I love the light on the seashore. In ever season. In every time of day (and night). It is just magical to me! So glad the ‘vibe’ was transmitted somewhat in the words! 🙂
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A feeling of serenity came along as I read this.
Thanks
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🙂 I’m so glad!
The ocean does that for me. I’m delighted it was possible to transmit some of it in words. 🙂
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My favourite piece of the environment👍
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Nothing like daylight illuminating the ocean, Na’Ama. Your poem brings light!
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🙂 Thank you, Terri!
I love the light on the ocean at any time of day, but it is often especially magical as the day wanes. 🙂
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