In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Off-Season.”
In seasons past
This flower bright
Was Queen of all the earth
But time has come
And stolen from
This flower all her worth
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Off-Season.”
In seasons past
This flower bright
Was Queen of all the earth
But time has come
And stolen from
This flower all her worth
I’ve been nominated by my dear friend Mark to participate in the Quote Lovers challenge so have decided to give it a go. Mark has an amazing, upbeat spirit and can be found here:
If You Are a Quote Lover, Day Two
Here are the rules:
Post your three favorite quotes, one each for three consecutive days.
With each post nominate three bloggers for the challenge.
Recognize the blogger who nominated you.
I’m going musical on this one – here’s a preview!
And my favourite quote is!
Hello Again, Neil Diamond
Hello, my friend, hello
It’s good to need you so
It’s good to love you like I do
And to feel this way
When I hear you say, hello
Please forgive me for passing on the nominations today. If anyone would like to take part, welcome to do so and ping back here.
❤
I used to think we were special
I used to think we were love
I used to think my dreams had come true
I used to think my prayers had been heard
But now I’ve learnt
My thoughts were just like threads of a spider’s web
Glistening in the sun
But as soon as it is touched
The magic that created it
Vaporises
Leaving the delicate threads
To disperse
As if nothing
Was ever there
Spread your wings
Oh butterfly
Spread your wings
And fly
Warm the freezing
Winter air
With fluttering
Paper
Butter
Butter
Butter
Fly
Wings
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Off-Season.”
I
Blew some
Bubble
Dreams into the
Air
Thoughts
Of mine
My hopes and
Cares
And prayed
As each
Floated silently
Away from me
That one
Fragile
Vulnerable
Bubble dream
Would be carried
Gently back
To me
Inspired by an initial post of mine
Dreams as Bubbles before I had really started writing poetry:
https://movingtowardsthelight.com/2014/01/30/dreams-as-bubbles/