Ooooh! I seriously love old gnarled wood, especially when it’s fallen and you see that nature has taken over nature. So beautiful! I loved seeing this as my first picture in the morning. Thank you!
Ooooh! I seriously love old gnarled wood, especially when it’s fallen and you see that nature has taken over nature. So beautiful! I loved seeing this as my first picture in the morning. Thank you!
I loved your article , which is why I followed you to, as I wish to keep track of your blog and see what else you have to offer the blogging world 🙂 please check out my latest blog feature a song by a young man called Kurtis Robinson Every like gives him a greater chance of making it .
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On the one hand, this looks remarkably like flowing lava. On the other, it looks remarkably like my fudge used to look when I was still learning to make it, and it would set up too quickly!
Thank you. I have ALS and less perceived movement everyday. What a beautiful reminder that growth is movement. Wow. May I put this entry on my blog and use it for a post? With a direct link to your Blog of course?! It would be an honor! twe
Ooooh! I seriously love old gnarled wood, especially when it’s fallen and you see that nature has taken over nature. So beautiful! I loved seeing this as my first picture in the morning. Thank you!
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Ooooh! I seriously love old gnarled wood, especially when it’s fallen and you see that nature has taken over nature. So beautiful! I loved seeing this as my first picture in the morning. Thank you!
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I live the words, the image and the sentiment. Perfect. 🙂
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Flowing is a lovely way to describe this photo.
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This is an incredible photo. The piece if wood is so unique. A masterpiece of the creator.
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Nice picture, great haiku
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I loved your article , which is why I followed you to, as I wish to keep track of your blog and see what else you have to offer the blogging world 🙂 please check out my latest blog feature a song by a young man called Kurtis Robinson Every like gives him a greater chance of making it .
Thankyou in advance and I hope to talk to you more often.
All the best
Steven
http://sfoxwriting.com/2013/09/02/daily-song-sinnerman/
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On the one hand, this looks remarkably like flowing lava. On the other, it looks remarkably like my fudge used to look when I was still learning to make it, and it would set up too quickly!
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Beautiful picture. It’s surprising how just a piece of wood lying on the ground can sometimes look so lovely.
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Thank you. I have ALS and less perceived movement everyday. What a beautiful reminder that growth is movement. Wow. May I put this entry on my blog and use it for a post? With a direct link to your Blog of course?! It would be an honor! twe
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Tracey, yes! Of course. I’m so pleased the post was meaningful to you. Very Best, Seedbud.
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Your poem expresses so well the combination of stillness and movement . Jane
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Lovely!
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Fantastic. I love photos like this, and have taken many of them in black and white film. Absolutely perfect.
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Awesome! I love this. 😀
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I love this shot, I can’t tell how many creatures are coming into being from that old piece of wood.
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Inspiration to look at things differently, thank you.
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I really like this and relate it to somethings I have been able to let go of in my own life.
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This is terrific-I love the sculptural feel of the wood-a very lovely image-
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Thought provoking to say the least. Perfect nature!
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Beautiful but depressing …
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Fantastic – poetry in apparent motion.
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