We are born lovers; we now just have to start loving.
Linked to Linda G. Hill’s One-Liner Wednesday.
One-Liner Wednesday — Born
Category: Photography
Medicine
What a cure to trust when evenings fall
What ends is not the end of it at all.
Text: Linked to dVerse Poetics hosted by Paul with the theme “medicine”.
Photos: “Wheels of White”, above, and “Water Drops”, below.
Cycle
I cycle on and miss the trees.
They laugh more mindfully than me.
It’s you I’m on this bike to see.
With any end the sun may bring
There will be some old song to sing
And some to dip us fresh in spring.
Text: Linked to dVerse Quadrille hosted by Kim from Writing in North Norfolk with the theme word “cycle”.
Photos: “Circle of White”, above, and “Fern”, below”.
Rest and Motion
Forgiveness is a sacred motion
Like waves expressing deeper ocean.
Text: Linked to Debbie Roth’s Forgiving Fridays. I will be featuring couplets like this in honor of the solstice this Thursday, June 21st, at dVerse.
Photos: “Bubbles in Rest and Motion”, above, and “Trees at Rest, People in Motion”, below. These are linked to K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge with the theme: “Bodies at Rest, Bodies in Motion”.
Poppies
Poppies all have lost their bloom.
Summer heat is here.
With such brightness even gloom
Is smiling through its fear.
Text: Linked to dVerse Open Link Night. Grace is hosting.
Photos: “Clothed with Leaves”, above, and “In the Distance Brightness”, below.
One-Liner Wednesday — Happy-ness
The heart is the safest place to store what’s valuable.
Linked to Linda G. Hill’s One-Liner Wednesday and Debbie Roth’s Forgiving Fridays.
Advice
Don’t get tangled up in stuff
While dreams go their ways.
Giving all you have’s enough
To lighten shadowed days.
Text: Linked to dVerse Poetics where Michelle from mishunderstood.com is hosting with the theme of sharing your knowledge.
Photos: “Seemingly Tangled”, above, and “Giving All It Has”, below.
Say What You See
What they would say is “Go away.
Leave our young in peace.
But should you dare, well, we’re prepared
To treat like bad geese.”
Photos: “Swans Looking at Me”, above, “Circles of Color Amid Fairy Green”, below linked to K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge with the theme “say what you see”. The captions of the photos are me saying what I see in the photos and the poem imagines what I think those swans are saying to me.
Being Positive Through Negation
It’s not something that I don’t know
Though what it is is hard to say.
It’s not something that words can show.
Wordiness is not its way.
It’s not that it is not not there.
I take a breath and let it be.
It’s not that I can point out where,
But everywhere it calls to me.
Text: Linked to dVerse Meeting the Bar. Bjorn is hosting with the theme “via negativa”.
Photos: “Below Are Shadows”, above, and “Morning Light Touches Dark”, below.
Imaginary Friend
My imaginary friend knows where I am. I’m on a quest to find that idea that will turn life right-side up again. It could be a fool’s errand, but I have nothing else to do. So if you’re looking for me, you might as well stop. I don’t have the answer–yet. Find the answer and offer to share it with whomever wants to know. Then, perhaps, I will find you.
SUNLIGHT AND SANDSTONE
MAGPIES FIND THEMSELVES AT HOME
SOMETIMES SO DO I
Text: Linked to dVerse Poetics. Amaya is hosting with the theme “getting personal”.
Photos: “Sunlight and Sandstone”, above, and “Morning”, below.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 