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Originally posted on littlegirlstory: Silence speaks when words can’t Ignorance, defeated or simply deciding Longing for an answer Enduring each overwhelming moment Nothing can be explained Calmness is a source of great strength Eventually in moments of silence I rediscover who I am.
a través de Silence — littlegirlstory
f/22, 30 sec, ISO 100 Enjoying an evening making pancakes on the fire while waiting for sunset.
a través de Silhouette — The Nordic Light
HAVASU CREEK A slightly long break at this part of Havasu Creek definitely provided me more time to explore. I wanted to get close to the cascades. And these plants growing on the rocks along with mosses fascinated me. Water is the source of life. And in this barren desert land, there was a creek,…
a través de And intensely beautiful — Inherently Adventurous
amid his grave’s blossoms I bow… missing him ~Issa* *cited: http://www.haikuguy.com
a través de tulip’s bow — meditative journey with saldage
Fountain-head waters arc Nasrid built symmetry white noise garden sanctuary blue. Tourist animating gazes watching upon belly moving mirror captures sky memories. ∞ Submitted as part of “National Poetry Writing Month – 2017” (#NaPoWriMo2017). Today’s prompt: write a double elevenie. What’s that? Well, an elevenie is an eleven-word poem of five lines, with each line performing…
a través de Fountain-head — Eats Writes Shoots
Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge (COB) is all about those great photos that you take which really don’t seem to fit into a common category. We’ve all taken them and like them, because we just can’t hit delete and get rid of them. There is never a theme to this challenge, so what is an odd ball is […]
a través de Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge: April 16, 2017 — Cee’s Photography
Let’s Just Blow Bubbles SOMETIMES . . . Let’s just blow bubbles, For no good reason Let’s just blow bubbles, Laugh a little, watch them disappear Not even wonder where. Smile and touch the rainbow colors Watch them float in the air. No reason why– No goals, no structure. SOMETIMES . . . Let’s just […]
a través de Rainbow Colors — Reflections for my Soul
And so she began to plot, and seethe, and plot some more.
a través de Cinderella & the Black Ribbon at Fostel Hall Pt. 1 — Alexis Chateau
Don’t stall. – Life is like cycle: if you stop, you fall! Go! It’s by pain that a new-born learns to cry So to find a cure, you have to search the lead It’s by ‘cry’ that a new-born learns to breathe So take a deep breath, for: due Victory is thy Believe in good, […]
a través de ● Pedal. — Ricardo Sexton
In every crowd, he searched. At every turn, Every face; resembled hers. © Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha
a través de Missing… — a cooking pot and twisted tales
In case you were wondering what I had been up to this March, the bellow photo sums it up : In response to weekly photo challenge: Dense and Cardinal Guzman’s Changing Seasons.
a través de BOOKVILLE REVISITED — Lost in Translation
Purple Purple is a color that you will find in the Old Testament of the bible. When the Lord told Moses what He wanted in the way of His earthly sanctuary the color purple was mentioned, so we know it must be a very important color and also a very symbolic one. The Lord said […]
a través de The Color Purple — mycreatorscreation
I read the label on the plant, that is why I know what it is. It seems daisies are not just daisies. Flower of the Day: 26.03.2017 Euryops – African Bush Daisy
a través de Flower of the Day: 26.03.2017 Euryops – African Bush Daisy — Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss
Flower of the Day – March 26, 2017 © 2017 Netdancer Photography – Candace L Stauber
a través de Flower of the Day – March 26, 2017 — Netdancer’s Musings
It was predicted to rain yesterday in Hamilton. The weather forecast reviewed 40% rain and a cloudy day. We decided to proceed to Waikato Balloons, rain or shine as planned. Our first stopover was at the coal town, Huntly. The Huntly Power Station is a distinctive landmark alongside the Waikato River, visible from many parts of the […]
a través de A rainy day at Hamilton Gardens — littlegirlstory