On Malvan Beach

Place: Malvan beach, konkan, Maharashtra, India
By: Sashi Prabhu, Date: 3rd march 2012.

As I trudge along with fancy and conceit, Tender soles and bare feet. Sandy saunter through virgin sands, Pathways lead up to blue waters of Malvan beach lands. A groove of coconut palm stands swaying tall, Shady steps embossed as pass on us all. Yellow-Green thatched leaves shades, cool breeze swipes south west, Ham mocked nets to cradle me lax if I rest. Cool breeze blows now is saline but strong, And the blue water melts to white foam. Lone eagle soars blue virgin skies, Many more from the brood join in and swirls as fishing boat gently pass by. A murder of crows’ pelagic fish they feast as on wet sands they briskly hop, Siberian crane, solitary sweep grabs sandy fish &thaws into the backdrop. I trudge along with fancy and conceit, Tender soles and bare feet. In the heat, indiscreet………. All clear ,no signs of jungles of concrete
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March 6, 2012 at 10:40 AM
You took me on a quick get-a-way vacation...ahhhh. So lovely as you described the most pristine surroundings! Great write! Gwendolen
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March 6, 2012 at 10:47 AM
yea, i was on this virgin beach not infested..............on 3rd anand 4th march and spent time writing, trekking snorkelling and swiming......thanks for stopping by ad the warm words~sashi
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