a rose consumed
berries in the autumn
rose hip tea
dew on the willow
dripping upon the grass
new life
from the clouds
returning to earth
the ocean
water fall
a living veil of mist
like beads of pearls
decorate young blossoms
and blades of grass sparkle
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This dew dripping and beads of pearls, so poetic but intriguing too!
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Are they not? 🙂
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Hi Forest! I want to read your work but am very unfamiliar with tumblir. When I go there through your link all I get is half a picture and some words that are not “clickable”. Can you assist me? Thank you. 🙂
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Carol, as with most of these blog sites, (even WordPress) to be able to click them, like them or whatever, you must register with the site. The reason why I no longer bother with those post written on twitter and found myself registered in places that I never use, except for one or two blogs that I enjoy reading. Blogger is different if one is subscribed to Google + , an automatic thing when you get a gmail account.
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Okay. Thanks very much. I may do it in order to read his work! 🙂
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Bothersome, but about the only way to read a large part of Hamish’s work.
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Those kind of pearls are so much more beautiful! Lovely, Georgia!
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Thanks, I think you’re right 🙂
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Beautiful, sensual… very good!!
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Thanks!
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Your words always sparkle beautifully.
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Thanks J dear!
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Most welcome!
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That’s the way the ocean should return.
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Yep 🙂
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Ah, Cara! I read and reread and each verse is as beautiful as the other…a picturesque journey with sensual hints (love these):) I sent you an email, ma chère, last night, hope you got it. Your waka are softer and so deep lately, cara…truly beautiful and a pleasure to read.
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Ah … I hope you didn’t send it to my old e-mail address, remember I changed it because I got spammed last year …
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I sent it to the Italian one…send me a hi to my email and I will see if it is the right one, please
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Ok will do.
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Thanks … writing is a bit more difficult now days than a couple of months ago .. I’m glad you feel this.
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I can only imagine, cara, je suis là en tout temps si tu veux me contacter, tu es des mes pensées x
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Thanks I know and I appreciate this very much.
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