A Greek Matinee: my manuscript. . . Tattlings, Scribblings, Brain Expanding, Bits & Bobs as Summer rolls on
Asemic Writing in Wet Sands
A Natural Thing – Molluscs Writing
Late afternoon I wandered the sands in a gentle breeze, creatures stirred, emerged to write messages before gulls or other birds got them. Or if a wee crab, scuttled for cover, burying well considering my footsteps, though light, threatening.
And I paused, saw wonders unfold, saw forms, images and things in the writings others might not. Even Snoopy was there in this slice of life.
Early writings washed away as tides like peoples flowed then ebbed hinting promise that new ideas could be etched for different eyes.
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Mollusc writers stepped out to write upon the sands, crabs scuttled as I drew close, paused.
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New messages emerged like old songs written by green worms, crabs, leaves and the wind.
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3 thoughts on “Asemic Writing in Wet Sands”
Thanks for your comment. Looking forward to hearing what you find in your walks.
Thank you for your comment Carmair. Apologies if it seems I didn’t respond – I had! but obviously had not touched the right button. I would be interested to hear what you make of the different marks you see on your walks. Blue Brightly introduced me to the term. She takes lovely photographs.
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Thanks for your comment. Looking forward to hearing what you find in your walks.
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Asemic writing is, for me, a new term. Thank you. It will enhance my beach walks. Carm.
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Thank you for your comment Carmair. Apologies if it seems I didn’t respond – I had! but obviously had not touched the right button. I would be interested to hear what you make of the different marks you see on your walks. Blue Brightly introduced me to the term. She takes lovely photographs.
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