17 September
yesterday she noticed the queen anne's lace had browned and turned in again
it must have happened while she was at the market
washing the dishes
sweeping off the porch
walking
laughing
loving
living her life
walking
laughing
loving
living her life
Lovely, both image and words.
ReplyDeleteThis is neat. Did you put some kind of texture on the image or is the background well textured by itself?
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Mersad Donko Photography
LOVE the simple, single blossom, the textures, and the words!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot. I like the way queen anne's lace looks as it goes to seed.
ReplyDeletelovely photo and the words are very poignant, so many things just happen while we're busy...
ReplyDeleteI never thought of drying out Queen Anne's Lace.
ReplyDeleteLovely picture, idea, and poem.
So pretty. Love what you wrote too.
ReplyDeleteit is good she paused to appreciate that life moves on around her...but also she is not waiting for it but embracing it...
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites! It's still beautiful after turning brown
ReplyDeletethe essence of simplicity...in words and image...
ReplyDeleteLife goes one, whether we're happy-busy or crazy-busy.
ReplyDeleteI love that! So rustic and beautiful. Autumn is near!
ReplyDeleteIt's still pretty at this stage.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. (Ha! I feel like I should be brief in my comment here!)
ReplyDeletedried up yet beautiful; have a nice Tuesday
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Lovely edit. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely image and I love your poem :)
ReplyDeleteIt IS beautiful in its simplicity!
ReplyDeleteYour prose is awesome!!! Time stands still for no one.
ReplyDeleteYour image is spectacular.
Beautiful, stark, moody, lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
ReplyDeleteAre you the author of those wonderful words????
This is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLOVE
ReplyDeleteLovely photo and words. Your texture choice is beautiful!
ReplyDeletethis is a lovely photo and prose is perfect...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image and words, I love the texture! Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely, beautiful words too !
ReplyDeleteNice week,
Sylvia
Beautiful shot and great details, love the texture you used !!
ReplyDeleteaenee/Lily
Oh I love the simplicity of the subject and then you make it so much more important... Thank you for linking into Nature Notes.... Michelle
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment on my blog. I love what I've seen on your blog so far! Nice! Lovely! the Queen Anne's Lace reminds me of when I let my carrots go to seed. Such a lovely flower! Thanks for the pause in my day! :)
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