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9 thoughts on “SANTA BARBARA (english poetry)”
beautifully done, johnny. i can just imagine looking out over the ocean, being washed by the time and memory carried in its waves, sitting on the sand and feeling at peace.
Yes, that mixed feeling of self-insignificance held by the relief of being so insignificant. It’s a strange feeling, one I feel a lot when I look at the sea.
beautifully done, johnny. i can just imagine looking out over the ocean, being washed by the time and memory carried in its waves, sitting on the sand and feeling at peace.
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Yes, that mixed feeling of self-insignificance held by the relief of being so insignificant. It’s a strange feeling, one I feel a lot when I look at the sea.
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Interesting write as imagination laced by past brings out the present as thoughts to play with words in a rhyme.
Written in a language that is foreign to the poet!
Great.
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any fireworks on 16th Feb? where can I get the schedule (in English)
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I’m sorry? I don’t understand.
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Reblogged this on inspirwing and commented:
Check out this awesome, inspirational poem by CALIATH!
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The reblog button would not work, so I had to share your post on my blog manually instead. This is a fantastic poem about time! I definitely thought it was inspirational. You can see your work, (with credit to you of course) here: https://inspirwing.com/featured-poem-caliath-the-cadwell-steppes-santa-barbara/
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Thank you, there is absolutely no issue with reposting with credit, I’m very thankful and joyful that you find it inspiring.
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