destinations called hairy paths tickled my feet I realized grass has grown in years gone by I need to move - to reach there SoCS
Grassy paths
destinations called hairy paths tickled my feet I realized grass has grown in years gone by I need to move - to reach there SoCS
stung by prickly thorns floating shadows color me I have lost count of dark stories passing through, those which lie in opaque depths well concealed by reflections Thursday Photo Prompt
sky’s not the limit it’s time for angels to come down to earth Heeding Haiku with Chevrefeuille
I claim to be you but only as I see you I cannot get in shape-shifting crevices of your unique mindset I claim to be God rewrite your destiny which you may not want I love to project myself as one living in your skin I claim empathy a much-maligned concept and find a place … Continue reading Reconstruction
imagination is at the root of all art it can transform junk renew perspectives – yet, the reverse is not true Photo Challenge #242
I see your fair face peeping from yellowed pages of the drawing book you once treasured so much- to draw blue mountains in summer winter mountains call we scale through autumnal peaks not sure we’ll make it let us feel the warmth of love once again – before we leave my unstable hands flick through … Continue reading Fuyu No Yama- Winter Mountains
not an easy path it’s a hazy sky up there one step a time brings little more clarity and steels my resolve further to get lost in high ether Thursday Photo Prompt
curiosity takes to unknown destinations I know no fear it’s not yet time for it I don’t see trailing shadows What do you See by Helene Vaillant
lonely betwixt cheer I see the moon up there and pity the star spangled skies- They failed. BrewNSpew Cafe -December 3
I talk to God but the sky is empty. Paradise lies at my feet - not exactly, but somewhere around, on the earth. Nuggets of experience build my world. The gaps between those drive me to look above myself. If the body limits my flight, so be it. I would like to jump out of … Continue reading Limitations