“Goooood Morrrr-ning!” Thalia calls to a bird on a wire.
The Mourning Dove blinks in reply.
“Mhmmmm… homophone!” Cal claps her hands in admiration of word play.
Nia nips a clover blossom with her nails. “Many letters. Many words. Infinite interpretations.”
Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder.
~ Rumi
If you are used to living in a small room and suddenly discover a wide meadow, you might feel unsafe.
Everyone thinks that they want happiness, but they might not.
They might rather keep their stories about who they are and about what is impossible.
~ John Tarrant Bring Me the Rhinoceros
I’m fortunate in having an eye exam next month! The object in the upper, left corner? Certain that a small rodent face-planted on the paper. Immediately following is Thalia saluting Leonard Cohen’s song “Bird On A Wire.” (Maybe a hiccup in my apperceptive mass.)
All ends well with quotes by Rumi and John Tarrant. 😊
Loveletterist! You cover a lot of ground in your blog-blends. In wonderful fashion. 👏🏼👏🏼
Love, love, love the mixed media! The bicycle 🚲 wheels are spectacular! As is the basket 🧺
Quotes, Art, book recommendations, oh my!