Do we have to be awayto find home? Not the mortgagedtwo cars in the drivewaydouble-income kind of dwelling I’m talking peacein the heart, comfortin the soul, blessed home I have felt Presencein nature, witnessed Spiritin a newborn’s eyes beheld reverence in a dyingsister’s final breath – fleetingglimpses, nothing solid I seek an eternal senseof belonging, […]
To compensate for the obnoxiousexuberanceof my flameI attemptto oversimplify Oh dear!Seems I’ve failedagain… (As a young woman, obnoxious was the word beaus used when breaking up with me. The poem says the rest. Art my own.)
It’s Monday again –days passing throughmy hands like sand,no receptacle in whichto catch the granules –why this sense of urgency? In high school, I played hookywiped away the hours in emptyplaces, sought answers forquestions I could not articulate,chased dust while other formulateddreams – how is this any different? Am I not just recreating the pattern,painting […]
I always wanted a stone house, but I know I would have been miserable. I don’t like being cold. So lovely to look at though!
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They are gorgeous. Impractical.
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Wonderful brick and stone buildings for this week, Thanks V.J. 😀
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Thanks Cee
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I love old buildings like that! Thanks for sharing V.J.! ❤
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Thank you!
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Those are some gorgeous buildings! I’m sure they’re hard to heat, but they sure are a treat to look at.
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The stone cottages are so quaint. Lovely to look at for sure. Thanks Terri!
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