Sunday, November 27, 2005
decorated my walk
in the past i had scattered all the feelings that came out of us two meeting into the brisk air and like fallen leaves on the ground, they decorated my walk.
i hid my dreams among the trees
which danced in delight
for what i had allowed to grow inside of me.
revisiting this place with you was the universe's gift and i cherish it.
hoping
to
climb
the
stairs
that
would
lead
me
closer
to
you.
wishing
to
make
the
right
turn
that
would
lead
me
to
a
kiss.
dreaming of the bench that would forever be blessed in holding both our hearts so close.
taking in the colors and absorbing the peace.
this day held so much possibility but i was just happy that i got to be here with you in this place that knew the beginning of our story and knows by our visit that it's still going.
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WOW to this! what a lovely place youve been. love all the details and superb!
cheers!
I liked your narration. Beautiful photos too.
B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L!
The words weave wonderfully delicate stories of love around the beautiful pictures making them so alive!
:))
YES!! Clever girl. You did a great job of tying the pictures to your journey. I especially like the metaphors, puns and "turns" that you take along the way. It's thrilling and full of suspense.
What gorgeous photos! For a gal who lives in a city without seasons, they make me homesick for the town I grew up in that did change colors.
I love the 3rd photo from the bottom. That walkway is so enticing as well as your words. :)
Your poem and this place is so beautiful!
Wonderful journey through the walk of emotions and visuality. They're woven seemlessly, and that walkway looks so inviting yet secret.
I do share your longing in every word you wrote, in every breathtaking picture you took.
The changing colors of the trees reminds me of the poem:
"love is like a bruise;
first a dashing periwinkle
then a sullen lime-green
then a hangdog sort of ochre
until it fades with age
you and I, how will it end -
wounds without poultice
questions without answers
just canvassing on:
the rumor of colors"
(laksmi pamuntjak)
i love fall photographs.
thanks eden, vasu :)
pincushion :: thank you.
so much live in these picture, nature is beautiful :)
sirbarrett :: yay, i'm clever :) ooh, full of suspense. i like that description! thanks.
gusgreeper :: thanks. that's unfortunate, my favorite are the red leaves although there weren't that many that day.
sk8rn :: i love my seasons. thanks :)
deem :: that's one of my favorites as well. thanks :)
thanks mariposatomica :)!!
Ô¿Ô :: thanks for the nice comment. secretive walkway, i like that.
chikididu :: thanks for sharing this poem, especially love "the rumor of colors" i'm a sucker for an ending.
me too rhein!
Wow Lorena these are absolutely gorgeous. I am so touched by the way you weave your pictures and narration together. You have an amazing gift.
This is magical and the photographs just add to it! :-) The words were falling off those pics so very tenderly! :-)
Cheers
D
Lorena bloody hell awsome pictures and ur narration its brilliant..
lavinia :: good to see you again and thanks for your sweet words :)
dan husain :: aahhh, you describe it so lovely :) thank you.
Φ :: well, bloody thank you :)
Thank you for taking me on a walking story of love and its various shades.
OK, PINS, read your comment after this. Same wavelength!!!
Beautiful photographs and beautiful words. This was the first time I read your blog. I'll be back. :-)
what a lovely romantic piece and gorgeous art. beautifully done, lorena...
mermaid :: great to see you despite your busy schedule :) thanks for the lovely description!
carol :: thanks for visiting and for your sweet words :)
thank you feminine expressions ! :)
I really liked the fall colors in the last photo...they echo your words like only nature can.
thanks anil.
you got it CannotBeTrusted right :)
i knew it. starved rock. its a great place. its been said, and i'll have to repeat, i enjoyed the narration and the pictures.
hi cracked chancla, thanks and yes it's a lovely place. a great hike.
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