Shore knows repetitiontides thrust, withdraw –natural rhythm Why then should I questionstrife’s return – is it not justtide returning my load? Not as stalwart as the shoremisery bleeds onto pagetainting my ocean. (Tuesdays, I borrow from Twitter @Vjknutson. This poem edited. Image my own.)
Father taught us to fetch –What else are children for? I did not like his demeaning sneernor the way he lorded control Mother learned to ask how highwhen he snapped: “Jump!” I vowed to be differentto never let him break me But his arms were strongerand my fear real, and so From my father, I’ve […]
Carnations lingerprolong the celebration –flowers gifting joy. (For Eugi’s Weekly Challenge: celebration.Image my own.)
Ah …. serenity!
I love your description in your introduction: “a fair exchange: being for doing”.
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Thank you Ju-Lyn. Nice to meet you.
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I do love a big sky, I can smell the spring freshness too.
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I love the big skies too. Thanks Paul.
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So good
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Me too and everything so bright
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Yes, that’s so true, just fills thee senses.
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Such a lovely peaceful scene and photograph. Are there benches or a spot to sit and just soak this in? I hope so. It would be calling my name. 🙂
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I didn’t go far, so I don’t know, but I imagine so.
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I hope so!
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What a lovely day to spend at the lake!
The calm waters, gorgeous blue sky, fluffy clouds. Nature’s medication for a tired soul’s treatment this is 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful captures with my challenge 🙂
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Always welcome. Appreciate that you offer this challenge Hammad.
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Your photography is improving VJ, its really a great distraction from everything. 📷
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Thanks Mike. I suffer with chronic illness, and even on the most unbearable days, it makes me forget about myself. Although, for these shots, I kept pushing myself to walk a bit more, a bit more – all down hill. Didn’t think I was going to make it back to the car, lol. Thanks for your encouragement. I will never be as gifted as you – your work inspires me.
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wow, what an awesome view!
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Thanks. Just a short drive away.
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it’s beautiful!
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I hope those threatening clouds kept their distance!
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They didn’t. It snowed after this photo.
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☹️
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Snow ?
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Yes! That cold, white stuff that terrorizes we old people in the North, lol.
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Mostly the coldest we get is frost. We are in South East Sydney on the coast.
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VJ, a song from “Yes” comes to mind with its lyric “in and around the lake.” Nice pic. Keith
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Thanks Keith. “Yes” takes me back a few years, lol.
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I’d forgotten about that song. It fits the photos perfectly!
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VJ, Liz, I had forgotten it as well, but I just started thinking of a song about a lake. I always think of the song as the one you think is going to end, then it starts up for another verse. Keith
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YES did have a tendency to do that, didn’t they? 🙂
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