Eugi’s Weekly Prompt – Swirling – March 25, 2021

The wonder of water never ceases to amaze.

Throw a pebble in a pond, watch the ripples spread,

In perfect concentric circles, a picture of Atlantis in water

I imagine the space between, as land. For a moment,

my mind can travel where the body never can.

For the lack of a time machine, I throw a coin in a wishing well

Wait for that wonderful sound as it hits the water below.

The wonder of a tidal bore, the water running backwards.

Sheer magic.

I could go on for ever about the wonders of water

my favourite pastime is swimming.

I love floating in water

One of the best ways to destress

To free the mind…

© Anita Dawes 2021


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13 responses to “Eugi’s Weekly Prompt – Swirling – March 25, 2021”

  1. So very beautifully penned 💟💟

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  3. Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet and commented:
    Come and Enjoy this from Anita

    1. Thank you!

      1. Always a joy and pleasure to read and share your posts with followers, My Dear! Have a great day!! xoxox 😘💕🎁🌹

        1. Thank you!

          1. 😊👍

  4. Really loved this post – especially, “For a moment,
    my mind can travel where the body never can.
    For the lack of a time machine, I throw a coin in a wishing well
    Wait for that wonderful sound as it hits the water below.”

    The magic of dreams, day-dreams and fantasies!! Bellissimo!!
    💕💖🌹

    1. Bellissimo! Anita will love that!

  5. A beautiful tribute to water. <3

    1. Thanks Diana…

  6. This is lovely, Anita! Swimming and floating in water is a wonderful way to relax, and as you said – destress and free the mind. Thank you so much for joining in.

    1. Our pleasure, Eugi…

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