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Where do you go when the world has failed you,
when those you sought to teach would not listen?
Where do you go when your joy fades to sorrow,
your oceans die, while your message washes in on a lonely tide,
and your brokenness is but a parting reminder for hard hearts to open?
When the oceans rise and your song is no longer heard, what shores await you….?
Where will you go?
And might we with our healing hearts follow?
Following on from my story about the mass whale stranding here in the south west I felt compelled to create something more…… to honour these beautiful creatures.
Then I viewed the following amazing short clip (shame it’s an Optus advert lol) and wanted to share this with everyone…..
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Wonderful magical image!!!
Thank you so much Cheryl :-))
– Wendy Slee
amazing creation and video sharing Wendy ;) xoxoxoxox
thank you TK…… so happy you enjoyed this…! xxx
– Wendy Slee
What a superb piece of work Wendy!!! I hope this will be a big seller for you.. :))
Thank you Phil…would you believe, I uploaded this, then went into the busselton beach and four dolphins came right to the little pier and were playing there……almost as if they knew!!!!
– Wendy Slee
Such a beautiful image and love the words….excellent:)
Thank you so much for your heARTfelt response!
– Wendy Slee
Beautiful Wendy- its a hopeful work and completely awesome xx
Anita, thank you! so glad you found hope in there!!! I got my response today when I visited our local beach and four dolphins came in to play!
– Wendy Slee
excellent image wendy, wow, love it..immediate fav on my book
thank you Chris, so glad you liked this (and thanks for the fave as well!)
– Wendy Slee
Incredible image Wendy!! :)
aaah, thank you so very much! (smiles)
– Wendy Slee
WOW! A very heart felt image! FAntastic Wendy!
thank you so much Angel, your words mean a lot! :-))
– Wendy Slee
soooo wonderful .. brilliantly beautifully text for complement. (((())))
Thank you so much my friend xx
– Wendy Slee
This is a moving work (and the song you sent me is mesmerizing). Years ago, when music was still recorded on vinyl records, I had a marvelous 45 rpm record of Whale Songs. I would listen to their haunting musical language before I went to sleep. Thank you so much for your art and the reminder about the wondrous sounds of the sea!
I totally relate….these sounds are like some primevial notes that reach far within our souls…….and touch chords….
I remember many years ago visiting Wave Studios down on the coast, where some Native americans were visiting and playing their music with the local Noongar (Aboriginal) tribe in a limestone natural amphitheatre…… I was told that at the studio above the cliffs, they were mixing this amazing collaboration with whale song! Just the thought of such a blend gave me absolute goosebumps! There is something so haunting about natural sounds and rhythms….. I am glad you enjoyed this……xx
– Wendy Slee