Coral Bay
By Frances Macaulay Forde
Sun, 13 Mar 2022
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When the moon is just right, thousands of coral reefs spawn, turning the sea into a snowstorm of new beginnings, drifting on the tides to start new reefs.
Perth, Western Australia is where I live and one day, I’d love to swim with whale sharks. Until that day, I can dream…
Coral Bay Snorkelling with rainbows just past the breaking surf, I see the red rocky shores of the North West Cape. Shimmering white sands where Coastal Daisies, starflowers and Sturt Peas grope to grip harsh hot terrain in fighting wind. At Easter, a hundred yards off the bay, coral triggers upside down snowstorms to invite gentle giants from the depths of Tantabiddi to feed whilst in my imagination, I squeeze the fish colours through my fingers to paint pictures and feel myself swimming with whale sharks. Frances Macaulay Forde © 2008
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Sounds amazing!
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Sounds amazing!
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You paint such a vibrant
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You paint such a vibrant picture with words in your poem. It sounds like a wonderful inspiring place to live. Very much enjoyed reading.
Jenny.
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I don't know about swimming
I don't know about swimming with whale sharks, but that snorkelling trip sounds wonderful, and such a lovely description! Rhiannon
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