Saturday, January 11, 2014

Orbs

Over in the Garden, Margaret challenged us with Orbs. Deborah Glessner is the artist- her photographic orbs are filled with wonder! You can see more of Deborah's work at her website, "Lark Photography". Thank you Margaret for sharing her visions with us! I am intrigued~
Charcoal gray flutters of night disappear golden flower opens wild wings peer ring of feathers swirl chasing day's kite strings in search of burgeoning blue Golden goose goodnight kiss before sister swan opens star umbrella covers Lunar's crown
Heaven's wedding ring circles Earth's trees spatial stories speak volumes of hidden affairs ripples in their union passionate PDA seen in fire n' ice Pine, Big Red and Oak surrender to Mother Nature's epic moods Bough brothers bend in Warrior pose towards her hair saluting her spirit Namaste

14 comments:

  1. heavens wedding ring...that is cool...the spatial stories speaking...the warrior pase saluting...that second one is just gorgeous ella...very well played...i like that you wrote them long form as well, to me it accentuates the swirl in the image...

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  2. Oh wow. I, too, love "heaven's wedding ring" and the Warrior pose - saluting her spirit. Namaste. Glorious writing, Ellie.

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    1. I thought of you, Sherry and our wondrous chakra tree poem! ;D
      Thank you

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  3. So interesting to read your descriptions as a stream of consciousness - so many beautiful word pictures.

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    1. Thank you Kerry! It wasn't my intention, but sometimes happy accidents work?! ;D

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  4. If only the trees could tell of those hidden affairs!

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    1. Hi Robyn, if only trees could talk! Well, I guess they kind of do with their tree circles telling us the history of long ago. Science is amazing!
      ;D

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  5. Love the run together lines of your poem ... gave me the feeling of endless energy, endless knowledge ... endless everything.

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  6. A beautiful tale of lunar crown and heaven's wedding rings ~ I enjoyed the salute to nature's epic spirit ~

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  7. Was a bit thrown off at first by the format - but then went back and read it like done big sigh and just let it sink in (it worked :)

    heaven's wedding ring is beautiful as is this whole nod to nature's "balm".

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  8. I like the first one, with the birds!

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  9. Kerry mentioned stream of consciousness and that's the way it seems to me, too, your impressions and feelings about the orbs spilling from you in a stream. Very nicely done, Ella.
    Luv, K

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  10. so much hidden here and exposed in your verses!

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  11. Ah! nature and cycle of life..........go hand in hand

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