A Continuum ~> continual sequence of ~> elemental change ~> By far this is the most difficult post written by myself, ever. I have not visited this place for sometime... I have been 'lying low' as an old friend used to put it, not low through depression or anything like that but since my love passed away parts of my known world have passed too. I have difficulty recognizing the landscape around me, I'm lying low so that I can absorb some of the new terrain. I am still quite dizzy, it's going to take some time... Much of what I wrote about here in this space would involve a brief glimpse of 'my love' and our life together. I had thought of closing 'Finding my Bliss', for a pivotal part of everything this blog has stood for seemed on the surface of things to be missing! But as the days have come and gone I am beginning to look at things in a different light and although I am grieving for my love I find I am l feeling his prese
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I'll play it :-)
My prediction:
Your mind is about to defrost and become fluent again.
Peace.
Mum - The moment is coming, I just know it xxx
Nice image too.
I'm not waiting for the moment. It passed me by many moons ago.
Have a nice day my friend, Boonie
I love those frozen trousers on the line in the previous post!
love.
you.
you have the words, perhaps just embracing the beauty of silence.
i love your art work here.
charlotte is so right...oh to be there!
and spadoman calling you ms. foxy!!! love that too.....hope that put a lilt in your step this morning.
can you share how you made the illuminated and "stand up" letters in your writing? perfectly stunning.
enjoy your weekend love.
love the writing you the artwork
x..x
the best word waits, unfolding...
sweet is the slowness
This is stunningly beautiful. The image and the letters have the quality of something from the Victorian era. I love the ribbon around and the letters look as if they were written in some kind of illuminated wax which I think I have seen in another post of yours. It is lovely and I think that silence always has its place. Your haiku is perfect. By the way that is the most I have ever seen Boonie say in a response, so you must have done something right!
Love,
Noelle