575s and 57577s (1)

Michael Edwards

 

 

575s and 57577s (1)

 

 

 

A place to ponder

views across tall mountains

in silence and peace.

 

Dry stone walls which dip

in valleys like arteries

lead the roving eye

to follow unending scenes

which time does not extinguish.

 

Earliest autumn

idyllic meditations

warm and benign days.

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  • Michael Edwards

    Serious for a change. We seem to have lost the ability to share our postings with Facebook - can anyone tell me why or how we can still do it?

    • Goldfinch60

      I have just tested it and mine has posted OK.

      • Michael Edwards

        I've lost the icon at the top of the page which I use to pot there - do you still have the icon?

        • Goldfinch60

          Yes it was still there and I posted mine after seeing your comment about not seing it.

          Andy

        • Goldfinch60

          Good ones Michael, strangely I have out a Tanka on here a couple of minutes before yours went on here.

          Andy

        • orchidee

          Fine writes and pic M. You counted all those (sylla) Berles?! lol.

        • sorenbarrett

          The mind can rove over these words and follow many paths. The literal is beautiful in its images while one metaphoric path leads me to see the aging individual in its splendor as well. A lovely piece Michael

        • sorenbarrett

        • arqios

          Both structure and content moved the reading, liked and faved 🤩🕊🙏🏻

        • Jerry Reynolds

          Fine write, Michael. I Love the watercolor. My Facebook button is working. Never used it before. Got lost in it a bit as one does with Facebook.

        • Teddy.15

          I particularly love the vision and emotion from your first piece , stunning and I found the peace and the silence 🌹

        • NafisaSB

          definitely a place worth visiting from its wonderful description



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