Wordless Wednesday 5.20.15
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Enveloped
towers held hostage enveloped by fog from which they cannot break free
Weekly Photo Challenge: Enveloped
Wordless Wednesday 5.13.15
Shipwreck (photo essay)
Forces of Nature ~ ~
1906 photo in public domain. Shipwreck of the Peter Iredale. Warrenton, OR.
Constructed by the power of
human ingenuity,
skill and
strength.
Deconstructed by the forces of
wind,
tidal action,
salt corrosion,
shifting sands,
sea creatures,
and the most stealthy factor of them all …
time.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Forces of Nature
Wordless Wednesday 5.6.15
In Other Words
A timely suture
spares future.
Levels of Intricacy
There are three kinds in this world…
First, there are those who live simple, calm lives. They dress in subdued shades, can often be found in repose under shady trees, and if you listen carefully, you can hear them softly chanting peaceful mantras as they sway in the gentle spring breeze.
Then, there are those who are more flamboyant, more vibrant. Their lives are more complex and convoluted, but they like it that way. They like the limelight… er, sunlight, and while they remain — for the most part — rooted in reality, you will often find them just bobbing their heads in rhythm to a tune only they can hear.
And lastly, there are those “unique” characters who…
well… you know who I’m talking about.
Which kind are you?
Weekly Photo Challenge: Intricate
Haiku Six ~ Heaven
Don't wait to ascend to Heaven on High. Here, now, live heaven on Earth.
Wordless Wednesday 4.29.15
1906 Peter Iredale Shipwreck, Warrenton OR
If Only
If I only had wings, I tell myself longingly, I could explore so many new places, savor so many new sights, immerse myself in so many new adventures. Yes, I muse, sighing as I sink further into the soft cushions of the well-worn couch, propping my perfectly functional feet onto the matching well-worn ottoman. If I only had wings...
Weekly Photo Challenge: Motion
What Rhymes with Stanza? 