Happens to me all the time. I take a photo with my cell phone and have a devil of a time trying to email it to myself so I can use it online. That happened to me just this morning.
That's a good point Frederick, letting it take over. I have been trying several different types of arm waving, torso twisting, leg lifting movement each morning. thanks.
the gift of time.
the opportunity to live
here in the moment.
take your time
without rush.
but it's yours to own.
Thank you, Megan. It's something I try to do when I can.
Very existential, Frederick. I fully identify with it. Thanks.
Thank you Manuel. As always, I appreciate your feedback.
Thank you Lique for the restack.
Thank you Kathleen for the restack.
We’re on the right side of the grass. I love how the poem determines your direction.
A very poignant poem and the picture is absolutely gorgeous, Frederick.
Thank you CJ. I'm trying to get into the habit to taking a camera with me more often that isn't a cell phone.
Happens to me all the time. I take a photo with my cell phone and have a devil of a time trying to email it to myself so I can use it online. That happened to me just this morning.
Glass half-full, I think. And I like what the poem did with you. :)
Thanks Carole. Whether I write a poem or story, I let what I begin take over.
That's a good point Frederick, letting it take over. I have been trying several different types of arm waving, torso twisting, leg lifting movement each morning. thanks.
Thank you Ross for the restack.
Thanks Joan. The poem began as something different, but then the poem had its way with me.
Great title ... captures this poem in three words.