I was born for the shadows
form hidden by sepia day
… is in the eye of the beholder
do they really mean what they say?
catch me on the cold nights
basking in the sun
I and the moon’s reflection
dancers we are one
you can never touch me
but you can always try
reach into tomorrow
beauty is in the …
I just found this wonderful Shadow Dancer prompt offered by Bastet at Mind love miserys menagerie. The photography (top) is by Nickolas Muray . The photograph below is my shot of a whimsical sculpture in the National Gallery of Art.
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Thank you for visiting Moondustwriter. In 2019, we have an exciting project. We are working with a team developing elementary curriculum for African children. As a writer, it is a thrill to help children who want to learn.
I've been part of the blogging community for more than 10 years. Some old timers may remember the award winning (2012 Twitter Shorty ) blog community - One Stop Poetry. I was the (quiet) originator of the idea and co-producer of One Stop Poetry.
I am a published writer, poet, artist and photographer. I have written, as well as edited, for periodicals, radio, blogs and fellow writers.
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Oh how clever to make the adage ‘beauty is in the eye of the beholder’ a circuitous feature of your poem. I loved this take on the image. Well done.
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The thought of always trying to touch the shadow dancer but never quite succeeding is fanciful
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That in and of itself is a dance 🙂
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Well done … nice how you created a circle taking the reader back and forth … bravo!
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I agree with the others… and I love the picture you took.
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Reblogged this on The Afrolutionist and commented:
#ArtisticFridays Eye of the Beholder by MoonDust Writer
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