Sad to think
I never really knew you.
As I sift through gleanings
of a life concluded,
hidden facets surface that I am
just now seeing for the first time.
Sad to think
I am left to piece together
a life story that for all these years
lay nestled in yellowing tissue paper,
carefully tucked away at the bottom of
your cedar chest.
The Daily Post weekly photo challenge: Quest
at the edge
of the shadow
light meets dark
in a deception of
distinction and
division and
sometimes
dissention
but this edge
where light meets dark
is only an illusion
of differentiation
because under the shadow
no edge exists.
The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: Edge
words trapped in boxes freed to fly away and roost on my bookcase shelves
The clothbound books in these photos were all published in the early 1900s.
rotted wood transforms as time, weather and worm holes sculpt a masterpiece
The Daily Post weekly photo challenge: Details
Warning: Bird Crossing Facing skyward is highly inadvisable
The Daily Post weekly photo challenge: Look Up
hazy sky holds moon power poles hide conifers wires frame naturescape
The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: Opposites
neck curved in repose slowly lengthens and straightens upon sighting prey
The Daily Post weekly photo challenge: Curve
You can fly, but you can’t hide…
Or can you?
Eurasian Collared Dove on top of power pole.
Northern Flicker in gravel.
Mallard Duck in fountain.
American Robin in pine tree.
Okay, sometimes you really can’t hide:
Chicken, not hiding very well behind tree. Can’t fly very well, either.
Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: Hiding or Camouflaged
What Rhymes with Stanza? 