hi kathleen - i love the idea of resting my head on a stone - a summer stone with lots of sun warming it up would be lovely!!! have a peaceful day. steven
made, i gracias para su elogio bueno. ¡he visitado su blog y sus fotos son simplemente brillint especialmente las escenas de la calle! ¡tenga un gran día! steven
elisabeth - i've been told that is ee more than is there. sometimes the observer is suggesting i need to see what is there and be good with that. i can't help knowing this world as multivalent - layered connections - with each layer revealing something of what is inside it. i love the mystery and the search. have a lovely day and thankyou for all your wonderful comments elisabeth! steven
HI, I'm a first-time visitor to your blog, and I got such a chill! Just within the last week I took a picture of frozen crabapples (similar to your header), and also an icicle against the sunrise (like a previous post.) Anyway--love your blog and I feel right at home! :)
Ahhhhh, beautiful!! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am so there!
ReplyDelete"Do you play spoons?" is much the best chat up line!
ReplyDeleteMe gustan mucho tus fotos.
ReplyDeleteUn saludo
Steven, you see the most amazing things in the simplest of scenes and then find wonderful words to match. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteyou're welcome jenny!!! have a peaceful day. steven
ReplyDeletehi kathleen - i love the idea of resting my head on a stone - a summer stone with lots of sun warming it up would be lovely!!! have a peaceful day. steven
ReplyDeleterachel - if i get another go 'round in this form on this planet, i'll try that one!!!! have a peaceful and creative day! steven
ReplyDeletemade, i gracias para su elogio bueno. ¡he visitado su blog y sus fotos son simplemente brillint especialmente las escenas de la calle! ¡tenga un gran día! steven
ReplyDeleteelisabeth - i've been told that is ee more than is there. sometimes the observer is suggesting i need to see what is there and be good with that. i can't help knowing this world as multivalent - layered connections - with each layer revealing something of what is inside it. i love the mystery and the search. have a lovely day and thankyou for all your wonderful comments elisabeth! steven
ReplyDeleteHI,
ReplyDeleteI'm a first-time visitor to your blog, and I got such a chill! Just within the last week I took a picture of frozen crabapples (similar to your header), and also an icicle against the sunrise (like a previous post.) Anyway--love your blog and I feel right at home! :)
hello old poet soul. welcome!! synchronicities and similarities abound in the blogosphere!! have a peaceful day. steven
ReplyDeleteYour choice of words always match your photos perfectly. You are amazing, Steven.
ReplyDeletehi willow! nature does the really big work! have a lovely day at the manor. steven
ReplyDeleteLovely, as always, Steve.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely heart-moment! Brief and powerful. You rock. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat came first, the image or the poem? both beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSpooning lovers - is that a wonderful projection?
ReplyDeleteI love that rock! Spooning lovers.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for starting my Friday with this...
:-D Anna
nice one steven, as usual.
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely pairing of photo and words!
ReplyDeletewhat a cool rock! I don't know where "spooning" comes from...is it because they lie so well fit together in the drawer?
ReplyDeleteAnd the Japanese are still comfortable with rock pillows. Actually they are small bags of what sounds like mung beans and you do get used to them!
ReplyDeleteHappy days
Fabulous photograph and the words are perfect, steven. Quite beautiful, in fact. Thanks.
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