The reference to the unknown origin of thought is expressed so beautifully, the implicit reference to the wind through "ripples"...perfect...unseen the wind delivers so much.. You too, like the wind are unseen yet offer so much...we are so fortunate that you feel the necessity of writing your thoughts and observations down. jodi barone
"qualcosa di bello"...Italian for something beautiful...God's creation is full of beauty & that is what I hope to share with all who visit on my blogging journey..."piacere"...it is a pleasure to have you visit!
6 comments:
I like that - arriving from place unknown.
Sometimes I wonder where my words come from but mostly I don't really know.
Very nice! I can really relate!
Mad Kane
Really pretty. Love the way this poem hints at the journey, while leaving it mysterious.
Well done. Inspired. I suppose we really don't know where the words come; it is enough that they do and we receive them.
Writing in Faith
It is wonderful how a few words can express so much about where poetry comes from. Love the picture, too!
The reference to the unknown origin of thought is expressed so beautifully, the implicit reference to the wind through "ripples"...perfect...unseen the wind delivers so much.. You too, like the wind are unseen yet offer so much...we are so fortunate that you feel the necessity of writing your thoughts and observations down.
jodi barone
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