beauty comes in many colors
she was wrapped in wisteria and silk
sand grains wouldnt dare cake her feet
she passed by like a breeze
enveloped in a rainbow
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ПЕЙЗАЖИ,СНИМКИ,ПРИРОДА
Writer of children's literature, short stories and poetry
Quite lovely. 🙂
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Thanks so much Paul
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Awesome! 🙂
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hugs for your Monday Ranu
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Lovely poem again, Leslie. This one sounds very breezy, giving me the impression of a leaf floating through the air. You describe a woman beautifully – strong on the outside and inside so subtly. Wonderfully done and great shot 🙂
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Yes a silk leaf. Thanks Mabel have a great week!!!
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__So well said Moonie. In this colors splay… “she passed like a breeze” / “enveloped in a rainbow” _!
Up and Under
this Umbrella softens the sun
tints sash
_m
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Thanks my friend
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umbrella too? 🙂 beautifully written!
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a great choice for today 🙂
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Some people seem to move that way..so graceful …alas I am not one of them. 🙂
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me neither I think Im more like the bull in the china shop
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Lovely! I especially liked this: she passed by like a breeze | enveloped in a rainbow
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there are some people that leave that impression
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“She passed by like a breeze enveloped in a rainbow” — BEAUTIFUL! Love it!
Michele at Angels Bark
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Nice. Thank you. ~Meg Writer‘s Crossings
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Lovely – both picture and poem! ~Liz http://www.lizbrownleepoet.com
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She obviously is all set for the day. Wonderful, moonie!
Hank
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Leslie, I have always admired how poets can say in less than 50 words what I need 65K to say! Lovely, lovely work.
And thanks for the shout-out to my blog. Much appreciated. I think I’ll adopt that next year for my series, too! Thanks for the idea!
Sharon Arthur Moore @good2tweat
Parsley, Sage, and Rosemary Time
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I love the poem and the image to accompany it. You are very talented with words!
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Beautiful. You truly have a way with words. I’ve always found it difficult to pen poems. This month, I wrote only one poem on the day dedicated to the alphabet L. Will definitely go through your blog for some inspiration. 🙂
[@samantha_rjsdr] from
Whimsical Compass
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Love the imagery. Super:)
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This is lovely!
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