Floating on the tide
Mother nature shared her love
Shadowed in the sand
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Come away with the raggle taggle gypsy-o
Floating on the tide
Mother nature shared her love
Shadowed in the sand
Lucid Gypsy 
That is so beautiful, Gilly! Especially the haiku 🙂 Heart and soul in there.
Thanks honey I have to say I think it’s one of my best 💕💕
Just a beautiful post…what a lovely way to start the day 🙂
I agree, Gilly. This must be one of your BEST, but it’s so hard to really decide. *sigh* ❤ ❤
Well spotted Gilly, and love the haiku.
That’s really beautiful Gilly 🙂
Thank you kind sir!
🙂
What an amazing find, Gilly. Love your haiku and that wonderful heart shadow. Fabulous! ❤
I love found artistry on the sand, and this is an amazing treasure, as you knew I’d think it was. Cheers me up as the Tamborine mob prepares to depart and plans for the Poles wobble – my Polish daughter has pneumonia in Queensland, so we may be off again soon if the drive south is too much for her.
Pneumonia, the poor love she must feel dreadful, how long are they down under? I hope she can get to you, so the twinnies can stay in your home, for the first time I think. I know you’ll enjoy them wherever you are. What a busy family time you’re having this year x:-)x
Indeed she is feeling dreadful and her husband doesn’t drive and her sister sliced the sole of her foot clambering barefoot over rocks in a national park and sits with it in dettol instead of chasing twins. They were here two years ago, sick (that was the year all 13 of us had an attack of vomiting), allergic, shy, and totally averse to sand and sea. My eldest daughter finds all this perversely amusing.
Message to Meg, sorry to hear of all the troubles hope all soon gets better.
That is beautiful Gilly and first of all I didn’t notice the heart shaped shadow till Sylvia mentioned it, then I went back for another look. I was concentrated on the beautiful colour combination and the sharpness of every little grain of sand. Then the beauty of your haiku words really struck me too…
So beautiful, Gilly! Mother nature shared her love, love, love it!! 🙂 ❤