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| "Winter Tree" by Andrea D. Olsen 2014 |
What to do: Write, film, compose, draw, paint, or otherwise express yourself based on the image above. If you are open to sharing, just put a link to your inspired creation in the comments section of this post. :)
Prompt inspired by: Blogger Andrea Dawn Olsen at:
http://theartoflifeistogetthemessage.blogspot.com/ and http://fiftyfiveandcounting-my366project.blogspot.com/
Andrea Dawn's eye for beauty never ceases to amaze me. There is a softness to her work in which I find comfort and contentment (something that I have much needed as of late). More than once I have gone to her blogs with the intention to simply "check in" and have found myself lost in a photograph touched up ever so slightly to make it a masterpiece. Great grace shines through the snapshots of this gentle woman. Give yourself the gift of visiting her blogs and perhaps you too will find a moment or two of peace.
My take on this week's prompt:
Winter Maple
In a desolate field
naked and alone
she waits
for the sun to warm her
she waits
to feel
beautiful again.
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The hope of rebirth in the Spring
Holding onto promises
Fills my heart with JOY
Onward and upward
muted earth
into blue
the endless reaching
thirst satisfied
hunger filled
rain dropets
melting
all into
oneness
Winter's rest
ready
to rise up
and burst
forth into
Spring's
rebirth
Onward and upward indeed! Thanks for visiting and for sharing Tammy! :)
Wonderful... absolutely wonderful. I love the vision of bursting forth into rebirth and the use of enjambment... especially with "the endless reaching/thirst satisfied". Really well done. Thanks for joining in!
I like the prompt but just checking in I have another to do first. I'm going to quit prompts mostly and just start writing again. This last year has been image provoked so experimenting with inner thoughts sitting in a flower meadow might be more enjoyable too. Lol! Have a good week!
I always felt prompts were merely a tool to jump start finding our own inspiration - to use as a tool to keep limber. I highly recommend a meadow full of flowers (although right now our fields are frozen tundra). Have fun with those inner thoughts... I can only imagine the colors yours have! :)
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