“Nature is pleased with simplicity. And nature is no dummy.” – Isaac NewtonWhen despair seems to halt spring,remember rainbows and wings(small wild magics) are easiest seen
through bare branches.
in isolation,an explosion of oaklingskeeping it realSocialdistancing continuesto ruin parties,but I am growingeyelashes.
for Poets and Storytellers United (Writers’ Pantry #15: All About That Love)
"remember rainbows and wings
ReplyDelete(small wild magics) are easiest seen
through bare branches."
I love this line beautiful
That is actually quite a beautiful mouth cap. Here only some people wear them in the supermarket. Being in total lock down we hardly meet any people anyway
Thank you, Marja.
DeleteP.S. I never heard the term "mouth cap" before. So very descriptive. I like it.
DeleteLovely micropoems and great photos!
ReplyDeleteHow nice about the eyelashes.
Thank you, Rosemary!
DeleteI’m pleased to see that you’re still getting out and about, Magaly, to observe the ‘small wild magics…through bare branches’. And eyelashes!
ReplyDeleteIt's all about the eyelashes *hehehe*.
DeleteGlad you are wearing your mask Magaly, times are really tough for you over there at the moment aren't they? Lets hope your 'small white magics' helps!
ReplyDeleteLet us hope...
DeleteI appreciate how skillfully you balance truths, both harsh and beautiful in these pieces. Those little magics are waiting to be noticed, to be our renewing strength and guiding star through all this. It's funny how hope can root and grow in something as small as an eyelash. But thank goodness that it does.
ReplyDeleteHope doesn't eat much. And once it's born... Hope just grows.
Delete"an explosion of oaklings" warms my heart, Magaly. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Joel.
DeleteAmazing lines.
ReplyDeleteThank you, C.
DeleteEyelashes! Wonderful!
ReplyDelete*batting eyelashes*
DeleteMy heart jumped with joy at the mention of eyelashes!😍😍 The "explosion of oaklings," gives me hope.
ReplyDeleteYay! for hope (and eyelashes, too).
DeleteWonderful photographs. Your poems made me look twice and see what I had missed. What had been hiding in plain sight. Magic indeed!
ReplyDeleteYay! for seeing.
DeleteOh... and I love the Tardis earrings! Certainly feels like we're living in a different time and dimension.
ReplyDeleteI've been expecting the Doctor to show up any day. If he does, I hope he brings Rose. I might scream if I have to deal with Amy Pond.
DeleteRespect with admiration with your insight...
ReplyDeleteThank you, ZQ.
DeleteFirst poem stanza is fantastic. I love eyelashes in the mix. Massachusetts is my home state.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Colleen. I really love Massachusetts. I enjoyed some of my best hiking times in your woods.
Delete"small wild magics" They grow into large blessings.
ReplyDeleteYes, they do!
DeleteAh yes, those wild little bits of magic from nature, surely will keep hope alive
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter
Much🌼love
That they do.
Deleteremember rainbows and wings
ReplyDelete(small wild magics) are easiest seen
through bare branches.
- love the absolute truth of that!
Thank you!
DeleteI love your eyelashes! I am just thinking, if we have to go back to work this year, I might have to make myself a beautiful mask, like yours! Big Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI suspect you already made yourself a mask. Can't wait to see it!
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