I took this somewhere along the coast of Baja California. it was one of those trips that you are absolutely positive you will never forget....BIOI write. not as much as I used to, but still I write. I fear growing away from words, like I have grown away from so many other things I adored only a short time ago.
I love my camera, it is small, but it is lovely..
I keep a blog on xanga, so if you are ever interested in finding a way into my unstable mind.... Yeah...
username: missed_my_fall
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Comments (3)
TallPockets
Lovely little piece. Methinks you should never have to 'work' at something you truly LOVE. Relax, kind soul. Breathe Deep. I'm reminded of the old saying, "Even a broken clock is right TWICE a day". WINK. Let it come to you, naturally. Don't force it. My best to you and yours, TallPockets. (btw: these are only my 'thoughts'. I also 'thought' by now that Miss Halle Berry and I would be married with five children. WINK).
meico
Very creative and highly effective use of line spacing ... it gives the reader space and time to ponder and to recollect and thus connect with the poem as a whole ... and don't forget corners can turn into safe havens when we really need them. Thoughtful piece, and very readable. Excellent.
WiseHanna
I totally agree with Meico. Enjoyed reading. In the following line, I think the word "imaginary" which is an adjective, followed by a verb, should be replaced by a noun - "imagination" or "imagining". "It seems more often than not, imaginary feels closer to honest," Thanks for sharing. Hanna