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beautiful words with "sea" to try to include in your poem/story

Heartsease - peace of mind; tranquility; any of various violas

Seabeach - a beach lying along the sea

Seaberry - redberry

Seaborgium - a short-lived radioactive element that is produced artificially

Seaborne - borne over or on the sea; carried on by oversea shipping

Seacross - jellyfish

Seafaring - the use of the sea for travel or transportation

Seaflower - a sea anemone or similar actinozoan

Seafoam - a brilliant to light green that is very slightly lighter than chrysoprase

Seafront - the waterfront of a seaside place

Seamanship - the art or skill of handling, working, and navigating a ship

Seamark - a line on a coast marking the tidal limit; an elevated object serving as a beacon to mariners

Seaquake - a submarine earthquake

Seascape - a view of the sea; a picture representing a scene at sea; also called seapiece

Seashine - the shine of the sea; especially: light reflected off the sea

Seasickness - motion sickness experienced on the water

Seastrand - seashore; land adjacent to the sea; seacoast; all the ground between the ordinary high-water and low-water marks; foreshore

Seatrain - a seagoing ship equipped for carrying a train of railroad cars

Seawall - a wall or embankment to protect the shore from erosion or to act as a breakwater

Seaworthy - fit or safe for a sea voyage

If any of these words inspire your writing, do tag me or send me a link. I'd love to read your work!

Edgar Linton is everything Healthcliff isn't--frail, pale, rich, respectable, married to Cathy--and that's all he can see in Heathcliff and Cathy Jr, and he hates them for it!! He quite literally tortures them because of it. The only child that looks like Cathy is her nephew, who is the only one Heathcliff can tolerate. If Cathy Jr had resembled her mother it would have all played out very differently (which is an entirely separate post)

an ichneumonid killed by a fungus is not what i was expecting to find while examining the branches of a local oak for sleepy lacewings, flies and other things. while it looks like it had been there a while, the body is in pretty good condition and would probably be identifiable if i or anyone else in the world knew anything about ichneumonids. in the ventral shot it also looks like it's dancing a jolly tune

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