Before they move on
to adorn a home, or
add warmth to a sanctuary, or
brighten what might be
an otherwise drab view;
before they move on
to the employ of others,
they are mine to define and
to quietly reflect upon in the
peaceful solitude
of my own little shop.
Blogging U. Day Five: Solitude
Blended
Labors
Induce
Sweet
Surprises
Work Pants
Paint on Work Pants
Art?
Art Work
Blogging U. Day Four: Bliss
Blogging U. Day Three: Water
signal light turns green tells me it’s time to move on to where I don’t know
Blogging U. Day Two: Street
I’m so thankful for the screen on the window.
I don’t want you invading my living space.
I know you’re part of the ecosystem and all that,
but truth be told, you really creep me out.
I mean, really creep me out.
As in, whenever I see one of you
I just want to squish you, even if
you are doing me no harm whatsoever.
But I guess I should be more magnanimous than that.
Live and let live, you know?
After all, it was you who planted the corn
that I’m going to nibble on for breakfast.
Here’s hopping that you don’t find your way
through the screen today.
The Daily Post daily prompt: Screen
Cassoulet and Château Laffite-Teston Vielles Vignes 2006
Cordon Bleu and Pascal Janvier Cuvée Du Silex Jasnières 2008
Corn Dogs and Keystone Amber Light 2016
The Daily Post daily prompt: Connection
CB&W photo challenge: Couples, twins, two of anything
fortissimo pink glissando
cascading down latticework staff
diminuendo
dolcissimo
petals flitter like grace notes
adorning summer’s breeze
delicato
pianissimo
green tenor leaves support
contralto blossoms
sustenuto
spianato
vines tie blooms across
vinyl bars and wire measures
en tranquillo
largo
tempo
The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: Harmony
What Rhymes with Stanza? 