The Lucky Seahorse of Weymouth Haiku
A lucky seahorse
Finding a kind land and hands
Nine lives? Left but one!
Finding a kind land and hands
Nine lives? Left but one!
A seahorse had a lucky escape, when found three miles from the sea in Weymouth, Dorset, England. It was reckoned that a seagull must have dropped the creature, where, miraculously, it was found still alive in a garden.
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7 Comments
Post a CommentI could totally see how this story would inspire you -- you have such a wonderful heart & great concern for all creatures.
Wow, thank goodness for the happy ending! (And don't you males think that I am speaking about the "other" happy ending!)
very good!!
A wonderful ending!
How remarkable! Lucky little guy!
Incredible. Glad he found kind land and hands.
Very lucky indeed. As you would say...