I know I’ve shown the Indigo Bunting just recently, but it is a fave and fits this category. Another favourite: The Belted Kingfisher For Our Eyes Open, Bird Weekly challenge: Feathers of blue
Amateur, I am, when it comes to photography. I’m excited to learn the ins and outs. This week, Nancy Merrill instructs on the rule of thirds. The featured image represents thistles leaning into the third. This daffodils are leaning outside the boundaries, but there is something interesting about this shot to me. Thanks Nancy Merrill […]
The heat of summer, typically fuels our wandering impulses. A spontaneous drive to the beach, or a weekend up north. Now that coronavirus has reined us in, we search seasonal delight closer to home: roses in the garden, the emerald green of farm fields, and the leisurely hunt of a furry fisherman. (For Lens-Artists Photo […]
Such a happy poem, V.J. “memories like moss” – oh how I love this comparison. I love how the moss in my yard stays green all winter. It’s not odd that I love moss – my mother’s family name was Moss. 🙂
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Endurable stuff that moss. Thanks LuAnne.
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On first read I thought my favorite line was “warm my wintry verges”…I keep rereading this and love all the words! Love the metaphors and the sweetness.
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Thanks so much Betty, and nice to hear from you. Is it warm there? We’ve had two days of snow and quite cold. Missing Texas.
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A poem filled with comfort and joy, V.J. Memories like moss – love this line! Thank you for participating in my weekly prompt.
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Thank you Eugenia. It was challenging but I like where the word took me.
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My pleasure!
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I also like the moss analogy. And warm with wintry!
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Thanks so much!
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You’re welcome!
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Phenomenal job with the prompts! I loved how you used brook and moss in such a different way, spiritual instead of just how it is seen in nature! Just brilliant! 😀 ❤
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Thanks Deborah. I really appreciate it!
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You’re welcome!
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Oh, yes! *smiling*
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Thanks Liz. By the way, might have stayed up a little too late last night reading “Telling Sonny”.
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I hope in a good way!
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Couldn’t put it down.
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I’m glad to hear it!
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Beautiful play with words. Loved it.
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Appreciate the support. Thanks.
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My pleasure, dear.
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