Winters in Ontario, Canada, can linger far beyond their past due date – not a scenario I look forward to – so this week I’ve made it my mission to seek out signs of spring. While the river is still frozen, I found this break in the ice on an offshoot stream. It’s a start. […]
What glorious posts this week’s prompt has inspired. Thank you for your conjuring, your images, and your words of inspiration. Sun God, Reena SaxenaUntil, parallaxShockingly Good Day, I Write HerPassion from the Sky, Poetry PaletteSun’s Trail, radhikasreflectionInto the Sun, bushboys worldSun, nowathomeNo Matter What, SgeoilSunny Day, oneletterUPDreaming, Stuff and what if… View original post here. […]
A walk in nature reduces life-sized problemsto ant-like awe – an open secret often ignored. I travel back roads, am humbled bythe power of farm machines, the vastness of the sky. Gratitude larger than this limiting skin. (For Cee’s On the Hunt for Joy challenge: make yourself small; Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: roads; […]
Ivor lost in Philadelphia…..
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Oh really? Lol.
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Yup, usually a next time! lol
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Lol. Thank you!
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Welcome!
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I think pleading ignorance,
is more pleasing than paying attention,
when things like this are so boring.
Just plead ignorance,
and write another poem.
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Ha ha – you ascribe to the same school of philosophy as my husband….thanks for your creative response.
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Some days are just like that 😏
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Yes, they are. Thanks Christine.
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I promise to do better 🙂
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lol
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