simplicity
soft
as a tender
pink petal
fragile
evocative
of earlier times
a feeling of lightness
and of joy
let us lay aside
our worries
and live
a life of
pure
simplicity
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putterer. dabbler. creative mess maker. jumper from thing to thing and then on to another thing. soul builder. sun spot and shadow watcher. word arranger. happy loner.
When I was 64
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thanks for visiting my blog. i hope you found some inspiration to carry you through your day. i'll leave you with just one more thought . . . what have you done today to make the world a better place? it all starts with just one word, one smile, one thoughful deed. what are you waiting for? get out there!
8 comments:
I've been feeling this too. Put aside worries.
Yes, simplicity!! AHH, simplicity...
Beautiful picture---and what is that fabulous font! I love it.
A great thought. If only we could.
Lovely poem to go with a lovely photo. Pink is such a gentle color, denoting softness, kindness, tenderness. Guess that's what makes it such a perfect color to symbolize femininity.
Beautiful! Simplicity is good.
Hugs,
Donna
I always feel such peace and joy visiting your blog. Thank you. "Live simply so that others may simply live" (a quote that may be attributed to Ghandi).
What a beautiful picture.. Was this a Macro lense?
Staci
Quite lovely, Julie, the photo and its accompanying poem.
Thank you!
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