I fell in love with the paintings and the poetry when I visited Roland’s Ragbag today. I just had to share this post.
SEA LIGHT
As the swell of the sea reaches the shore
Waves wilfully break on the beckoning beach;
Light catches the colours riding the crests,
Blushing in red, in pink and in peach.
While above as we watch in reverence and awe,
The marmalade sky sugars the view,
Embracing the split twixt heaven and earth,
Splitting the vibrant view into two.
In such scenes as this all life gains a meaning,
For life and desire reside in the sea;
The beauty of nature is here embodied,
Bringing contentment and stillness to me.
My poem originates from a consideration of the oil paintings of Devon artist, Katie Sarra. Many of Katie’s paintings present visions of the sea in its many different moods, still, turbulent, calm , moody. Many of these seascapes are displayed in her gallery facing the River Daw as it runs through the Devonshire seaside town of Dawlish. …
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