pointed tongues of skywater
licking at the air
all pointing earthwards
in anticipation
of returning home
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"let the beauty we love be what we do" rumi
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- darker later
- nicolas jaar mi mujer
- away
- voice
- i have a mind
- it rises
- the small escape of light
- snow narrowed
- guardian
- the sweet and soft space
- my chair
- approaching the day with intention
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4 comments:
Icicles fascinate me and these photographs are so beautiful that I have to keep on looking at the way in which you have managed to capture their essence.
beautiful pics and wonderful words...
JJRod'z
Absolutely fascinating! What beautiful photos and just the right words. ;)
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