we hold fortwatching millions passon the wayto their goalsaccumulated wisdomgives us wings; yet we choose to staywriting stories wherecharactersmeet and clashbuilding a climax where theyface and accept death Photo Challenge at MLMM
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we hold fortwatching millions passon the wayto their goalsaccumulated wisdomgives us wings; yet we choose to staywriting stories wherecharactersmeet and clashbuilding a climax where theyface and accept death Photo Challenge at MLMM
hopeplanted undergroundblossoms largeSo what if it’s fakeSo what if it’s a dream? shapesinspire fingersto draw, to sculptrecreate realitySo what if it’s art?a power supreme? Photo Challenge #440
watch yellowsturn flaming orangechallenge sun,pallid moonssupported by deep watersthen meet a mountain rigid rockscompel a retreatteach lessonssurvivalneeds good navigation skillsnot raw bravado Written for Photo Challenge #439 at MLMM
fear of robberyoverrides forward movementI waste a lifetimeprotect non-essentials, missdoors of opportunity Photo Challenge at MLMM
strong legsfrustrated mindescapism wails - sittingon the fence is not the same astied hands Photo Challenge #437
numb to the boneI reflect on stupendous daysdid my life turn aroundor is it only a view? Am I the same personwho woke up with a yawnto smell the coffee,swallowed all venom, shed skin several timesemerged wiserbut a different personat the end of day? So what ifthe venue’s still the sameI’ve traveled thousand mileslong before … Continue reading End of Day
step by stepenhance your visionsee what's newenrich thoughtschange perspectives forevermeet sky - don't return MLMM- Photo Challenge
clouds change shapeschallenge calligraphywriters think too muchwhile artist's brush strokesthe canvas, chooses backgroundsthe dome's on the hilltopAll's great with photography Photo Challenge #434
grateful for windowsI grab slivers of blue skiestouch infinitycarefully boxed existencecalls back with cushioned comfort Written for MLMM Photo Challenge #433
A photo-app filter can create this effect - slightly better than pixelation. The images are easily identifiable as human, though they look faded and broken. Do I have a right to do this with their spirit? Should I break them before they dare to reach the sky? I wonder if it was a power-hungry maniac … Continue reading Filters