THIS WEEK’S WORDS come from “Once in a Meadow, Near Los Osos by Michael McClintock: single, empty, dandelion, spool, aflame, wanton, flaring, wildflowers, poppies, coastal, innocent, coat
Standing on an empty rail track
A southern breeze, put the coat on
World used to be bright, now black
There used to be two chairs on the lawn
With a single bag and nowhere to go
How did this happen? What’s next?
Is that a choice? Being incognito?
Of events she’s still perplexed
Feeling of emptiness and anxiety
A dandelion amongst the poppies
As she walks by the alley
She wants life to be back, please
If she could just spool back the events
Living a lively and wanton life
And everything was full of suspense
The pain was still rife
Where love and life still aflame
Like wildflowers, emotions flared
There’s no one to blame
Must have been faired and squared
© ladyleemanila 2016
For: Writing Prompt #165 “Collage 26” and Whirligig 65 by Magical Mystical Teacher
The quote amidst your collage drew me in instantly and you created a landscape full of questions – of light and dark..like the very process of living
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thanks, Jae Rose 🙂 yes, life is full of light and dark ❤
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A dandelion amongst the poppies… brilliant!
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got to be said…thanks, Debi 🙂
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Sweetly written … I enjoyed reading your work very much.
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thanks, Georgia 🙂
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I like the imagery you evoked with the ‘dandelion amongst the poppies’ line!
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Thanks C.C. x
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