Sheringham Beach, A Camera’s Impression…
A sodden wooden groyne, partly submerged beneath
A sloped, stony, protective and stark beach,
Lingers upon the shelved shoreline of an insipid, insistent
North Sea, which fades unnaturally into a distant mist,
Surreal, yet mysterious.
A taut, slanted cliff-face, discoloured by the grief
Of a weak sun, flinches from the irreverent reach
Of embroiling tides and lashing, wild and persistent
Storms, almost jaundiced in its pallor, its gist
Unreal, yet imperious…
Pete Ray
4th July 2025…
The above image was taken in June 2016, during one of my two visits to Sheringham, Norfolk…
I came across it yesterday and thought that it reminded me of an artist’s impression…
More from the beach below:
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