Beguiling, isn’t it?
it almost glows.
Mysterious, maybe?
just a little.
Could we walk?
I think not.
But we could float,
ah yes.
How are we feeling?
just fabulous!
So what will we do now?
just continue to float.
We won’t go back.
Never.
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Image credit: Sunira Moses @Unsplash
This image shows a body of water. The sunlight is reflecting on the water surface, the small waves look like being illuminated by a thousand bulbs.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #343 photo prompt.
Shall we smile?
but of course!
we’re happy
and almost always.
We’re like peas in a pot,
and we love buttercups,
so pretty!
We’re not off our heads,
since that’s rather rude.
We’re still happy,
because we’re pencils
what a lovely life we have!
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Image credit: Nik @Unsplash
This image shows a few yellow smiley face badges in green grass. Some of them are deliberately out of focus- giving an impression of a yellow aura to the smiles.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #342 photo prompt.
Oh
wow, this
is my moon.
She is always beautiful
from very thin to full
and often she’s so, so clear.
You’ll find her from north to south,
but we have only seen her lovely front.
However, now we have seen her wonderful dark side,
and we believe that she’ll start to sing a melody.
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Image credit: NASA @Unsplash
This image is of the dark side of the moon and you can see the earth on the horizon- setting. Artemis II crew took this picture on April 6th.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #339 photo prompt.
so roses are red
such a cliché, isn’t it
still this is off white
it’s very pleasing, lovely
although this is a painting
and this is it? that’s right
so clever, I’m really impressed
that’s beautifully done
and what is his name, do tell
he was called Vincent van Gogh
🌹🌹🌹
Image credit: Jay Sadangi @Unsplash
This image shows a window with rusted borders. The window is divided into four panes. Behind the bottom two panes, a beautiful bunch of white flowers is visible.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #338 photo prompt.
I jumped up quickly,
this is what I ought to write;
not a ‘Dear John,’ no!
Oh, this must be eloquent,
but will he think about me?
He’s such a nice guy,
always helpful and useful.
We are both good friends,
but could we be more than pals?
He’ll begin… ‘We’re soul mates.’
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Somonka – write this Japanese form consisting of 2 Tanka (syllable count of 5/7/5/7/7 without rhyme) written as love letters. Although traditionally a collaborative form, one author can write both. Make this love letters to yourself taking two different points of view.
Thanks, Val
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Image credit: Alexander Mass @Unsplash
This image shows a woman in a night gown, sitting in front of a writing table and writing something on a sheet of paper. There is a window behind her showing that it’s day time and the bed is unmade.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #335 photo prompt.
She was calm,
and in the distance,
all seemed fine.
Evening tide
was quite beautiful,
just mellow.
But not true,
there was no-one there,
all had died.
She sailed on,
like Mary Celeste
and others.
And soon she
disappeared again,
and that was it.
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Image credit: Rafael Garcin @Unsplash
This image shows a sail ship on the sea. In the background we see that the sky is yellow and orange, indicating that the sun is setting.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #334 photo prompt.
What’s a year anyway?
It flies… doesn’t it?
Yep, indeed.
What month is it now?
It’s March already
and of course,
a March, would march,
wouldn’t it?
Hither and thither,
I’m thinking…
What?
Well, March is a month
which has a crossroads in a way.
Oh yes, the equinox!
It could be spring or autumn.
Interesting isn’t it.
But either way,
summer or winter will fly;
and then it will be…
yep… another year!
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Image credit: Leo_Visions @Unsplash
This image shows a whitish piece of paper and on it, there are stamped 4 words in red ink- “Next year was better”
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #333 photo prompt.
But where am I?
And how did I get here?
I looked around a bit, then stared at that sign.
It said in capital letters, from top to bottom.
So it seems to be in the right place.
And meaning me?
But where is this place?
It’s dry.
It’s warm.
Yes, there’s some bushes.
Yes, there’s a mountain quite close.
But?
BUT?
Just whoa down.
And sit down.
At least it’s a handy sign to relax there.
Just closing my eyes.
Ah…
Bliss.
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Image credit: NIR HIMI @Unsplash
This image shows a sign with arrows pointing in different directions. The message on the arrows say:- “You are exactly where you need to be.” In the background, one can see mountains and a few bushes.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #332 photo prompt.
Bad ending? Maybe,
but hold on, it’s a new day,
something will occur.
We could play Scrabble?
What do you think? Got the board
right here… excellent!
Who’s going to start?
Okay, it can be you then;
so now we’re busy.
Happy face, good!
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Image credit: Puscas Adrian @Unsplash
This image shows 4 colourful keys, not usually part of a keyboard. The black one has “bad” printed on it, the white one says “end,” the grey one says “ing,” and the orange one has a sad face.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #331 photo prompt.
Ooh, a forest…
Intriguing, she thought,
as she walked around
this wonderful canopy.
It was vast.
It was magnificent,
and there were
so many different trees.
What else would she find,
as she continued to marvel?
Would she hug a tree?
Well, why not.
She was about to open her arms,
but then disaster.
It was a huge snake!
She backed away,
and stood there for a moment.
Then she turned around, and ran.
And she continued to run
until she was in the car park.
This is a great place in Cape Town – have a look: Tree Canopy Walkway
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Image credit: Ali Kazal @Unsplash
This image shows a wooden platform/ bridge in a jungle like environment. The bridge is made of good quality seasoned wood and so are the railings. We can see tall pine trees on the front and sides of the bridge.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #330 photo prompt.
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