Melinda J. Irvine is an Australian writer, poet, and blogger living between the Philippines and Australia. Mel is adopted mum to Jerry, a Filipino boy she met in 2015 while volunteering after Typhoon Yolanda. All the money she earns as a freelance writer and author get her one step closer to legally adopting Jerry — plus helping the other kids from his village go to school.
storm’s precipice
monsoon strikes the mountain
evanescent
© 2017 Melinda J. Irvine
This poem was published in 50 Haikus (Volume 1, Issue 11) a literary journal featuring only Haiku poetry in open form.
Oh this is powerful ❤
Thank you so much <3
Both shots are fantastic but I really like the panorama the best.
Thanks for stopping by. It turned into a fabulous storm and the sea looked amazing, like chopped gunpowder grey. There was just enough sun to keep the colours of the island too. Mel.
Great photos! There is so much to see in them.
Thanks! I cropped quite a bit out too so they weren’t too overwhelming to the eye. Appreciate you stepping by the blog. Mel.
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