as winds whispered tenderly
timidly the waters rushed
puffed with mirth and froth…
as child to mom ..
pumped agog with pocketed joy
charmed by wind’s whims
rushing waters tumbled gigglingly
avidly splashing briny spumes
creating fringes many
on the glazing sanded shores
Seas never fail to allure me – more so at sunset! It is the immensity, the enormity that initially triggers a sense of pride..a sense of elation – know not why so – in deserts I get a similar feeling mixed with a sense of insignificance followed by nothingness!
Air smells heavy with salt, but I feel light! The waters seem playful all the time …. receding waters cuddled the salted sands and my heart bubbled in joy ……. the settling roar, splashing foams, the borderless concreteless open space, hued horizon that never seem too far away …..they all fill my senses perfectly hushing away all burdening thoughts …..and filling me with nothingness in abundance!
I wonder why am I so obsessed with sunsets at seas and photographing them! May be because they satisfy all my seven senses most aptly! May be because they numb my common sense most perfectly! May be because they provide the unfathomable escape route!
Nicely photographed seaside visuals of Kerala and Oman. The nothingness you speak about is equal to all-embracing everything-ness.
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Thanks so much for those kind words! I don’t know, may be you are right ….all that I know is it makes me peaceful!
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Nice pics, of the Sunset and Silhouette 🙂 Refreshing words to go along.
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Thanks Anoop for a drop by here and leaving your foot prints! You have a beautifully sketched travelogue and enjoyed my first ride there today!
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Thank you so much Mridhula 🙂 Pleasure to know.
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Awww the crepuscular skies are our planet’s favourite nighttime blanket!
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So true… and I love that blanket so much, like a child I keep wanting more and more of it!! 🙂
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Yesssss. You brought out an old memory of mine too. When I was young, I used to spread my mom’s old blue saree on the bed and pretend it was the ocean!
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That’s so sweet – how simple life and happiness seemed to be then – to indulge so naturally, so fully even if its for a fleeting moment!
I remember reading in your blog about the blue saree n ocean n your sis and niece – that was a beautiful one with lots of personal touch!
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Loved silhouttes and sunset!
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Thanks so much for dropping by and leaving your prints! Glad you loved the pics!
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Welcome Mridhula!
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Hey..really nice article…especially the thoughts on the sea and the sunset
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thank u comrade! hmm…seas and sunsets I never seem to have enough of both!!
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Ha ha comrade, eh??? Yes ma’am..the sea, the sun, the moon and their associates like stars nd sunset etc have a beautiful relationship..
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🙂 …..Don’t ma’m me!
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Sure, comrade…..
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Exquisite photography and powerful language..:)
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Thanks Akshitha… that’s one of the most exquisite comments I’ve received so far! 🙂
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^_^ aww.. !
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Beautifully written and pics full of serenity, I think it’s this serenity of sun set and beach only which make us love them so much.
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Serenity… the serenity that comes along with nothingness… have felt it often..but it never stays long.. Thanks for dropping by and sharing your beautiful thoughts! Serenity in pics… I never thought of it …thanks indeed!
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Splendid pictures…
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Thanks Sunith for dropping by and appreciating!
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