Mon Mari—Canon Powershot S410

Someone who has been very missed will be arriving in town tonight!

Caught Sighted—Canon Powershot S410

Opposite Views—Canon Powershot S410

The View—Canon Powershot S410

Reflective Surfaces—Canon Powershot S410

Ocean View (from a drainpipe)—Canon Powershot S410

Imperfections—Canon Powershot S410

I had a perfect pair of jeans
that I wore
day-in, day-out.

But there are holes now;
big holes in the knees
and two behind.

(It is unfortunate
the store I bought them from
no longer sells them.)

I would wear them out
if not for the holes that accentuate
the parts I want hid.

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Dumped—Canon Powershot S410

The waves have a rhythm
that swell and crash with force,
then rest from their labours.

During their repose
passers-by run through
to avoid being sprayed.

But some time the surges poorly
and are splashed;
the risk-takers drenched.

I watch this perched atop a rock
with my camera in hand
waiting.

And I think how like an eagle I am
as I peer through the lens
surveying those below.

Quick Step—Canon Powershot S410

Oh Snap!—Canon Powershot S410

Shoosh—Canon Powershot S410

Omnipotent!—Canon Powershot S410

Happy to report that no-one was in the path of that last shot!