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    Harvest Moon

    the pampas grass begins to speakgrown brittle & dryit whispers & sighs swaying on a slightly cooler breezeas summer slowly exhales& another season quietly dies drawing me inescapably closerto that same familiar griefthe weight of which never truly leavesa burden I willingly...

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    • I wish it was my voice. Unfortunately between covid & asthma I no longer have the pipes I once did. My daughter…she’s got the mother-lode in voice skills. But no, it’s not me or my daughter. Thank you for the moment & welcome to the Stars. Look forward to seeing where you take us

    • One can’t feel loss if they’ve never had anything to lose.
      Terrific write. Poignant and personal.🙏💋🙏🙏

    • Great write willow.
      This touches the soul and gives it a squeeze.
      Wonderful writing chica:)

    • No always a good reason to write, perhaps, but you always write them good. Tribute poems are the “in spite of death”. It can never be final as long as we never let go.
      This is a statue, done in delicate honor. You created another corner in heaven.
      Well written, Willow.

      • It’s become a tradition for me. Honoring him on his birthday. I wouldn’t say it eases the ache any, but it feels a bit like giving him a hug. I’ll stop missing him when I stop breathing. Thank you

    • Life is a battle. And there are those who battle for us. It is hard when we lose those people. Great ink friend.

      • His own personal battles were enormous. But he didn’t give up until his body gave out. I see him all the time in my daughter, who only met him as a baby. He’s been my inspiration. Never lost his sense of humor. I’m told he died smiling. And that is one helluva legacy. Thank you, my friend

    • Beautifully penned, Willow. Loved the arrangement. Starting with just vocal & piano, then introducing another instrument every verse throughout. First the bass line was nice, add some light drums, some strings, add in a build, then a harder drum beat, really enjoyed your choice of music. It pulled at my heartstrings my friend, the subtle changes added layers. Excellent work!! A lovely tribute. Appreciate you.

      Damian

      • He loved music. The number of times I woke up to ABBA blasting through the house, or the Statler Brothers…it had to be perfect to honor his love of music. He used to pretend he couldn’t sing, howling lyrics loudly off-key, just to get me to sing them correctly. Then he’d sit back smiling his head off. Memories are all I have now, but they’re beautiful. Thank you, my friend

    • Makes us think of the month of Abib and the Exodus, why?

    • Thank you. When do we get to see your words on the screen? There’s not a lot of interaction happening here these days, but I’m happy to hear new voices and support talent and heart!

    • Get some words up and I will be there for them. I haven’t figured out the support system here yet. I started out trying to comment on everything I could but some never reply, many don’t reciprocate and eventually I gave up. I will never be part of the “it” crowd, but I am solidly in the corner of sincere crowd, if that fits your needs. There are a few who are incredibly supportive. I’m grateful for them, support in return and don’t stress the rest. At the moment this is the best option available. Hopefully it will remain that. 😊

    • All the Moons have their hold on me. This lovely poem held me for a spell and I was fearless yet tinged with a healing sorrow felt for the many dear folks that have flown.
      I was born on a New Moon. It is always enlightening for me during its waxing.
      Be well friend.

      • Daddy was a farm boy. Harvest moon and fall were his time. Always brings him to mind when they roll around. Thank you for your words

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    Wildflowers of Kenya

    Only certain speciesthrive in poor conditionsvivid with colorresilient in survivalwith large petal earsto provide shade andmagically bloom tusks the color of ivorywho hold onto memories and tailscherishing their youngwith their trunk handsothers playful in black and white stripes each...

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    • Amazing art and amazing poetry Adelphina. I love wildlife and your poem oozes it.

    • Thank you!!! I really appreciate it:). It took a minute but so worth the time.

    • Beautifully penned, Adel. A perfect one, two, punch. Amazing work my friend. Appreciate you.

      Damian

      • Hey there! Thank you. I appreciate it. I’m loving the idea of digital art and poetry.
        Takes a lot longer but so worth the work.

        Thanks for stopping by amigo!

    • ​What a creative and powerful idea! Using the language of flowers to capture the essence of the Kenyan wildlife is so unique. I especially enjoyed the imagery of the elephants’ “large petal ears” providing shade and the lion with its “mane of flames.” You really capture their survival, beauty, and grace.

    • Hi Romaj.
      I’ve been struggling for the write. I had the pic finished a while back but waited to let it simmer before I sat down to write.
      I’m so happy you caught all the details. I love all the patterns and colors of wildlife.
      Have a wonderful evening:)

    • A beautifully rendered poem, Adel. The language is exquisite and the picture awesome. 🙂

      • Why thank you Tim!
        I’m evolving a little with my digital art.
        I wanted to do stripped roses but then I thought why stop there.
        Try a safari! I’m loving my digital art classes.
        Can’t wait to get going on my second book!

        Thanks for stopping by amigo!

    • This is my fav pic that you’ve done. You know that I am extremely observant! I have to pick out every animal, every nuance and detail. So this one is super interesting for that reason.
      Your write does not disappoint either. Your art is obviously your first passion as of late. Yet I know that the words are there to be built around the graphics. You do it all so well. Every time you come up with new material, I smile.
      You’re awesome completely.

      • Love the integration of the wildlife into your art work, great piece it works with our thoughts on desert flowers surviving. Tight work Lady

        • Hey buddy! It’s nice to see you stop by for a comment. You described exactly what I was going for.
          Desert flowers/animals surviving.
          When I was doing research for this pic I was going to stick with zebras. But I wanted more. lol.

          Nice to see ya here amigo!

      • Thank you for that. It took a lot of time and was very tedious. But after I finished I sat back and said wow.
        Did I create that? Sometimes in my writing I do the same thing.
        Extending into different territory was a little scary mostly because it’s new and I can’t paint but digital art I can do.
        I’m getting more comfortable with it, thank god. lol
        It’s a bonus that I get you to smile:)

        Thanks for showing me some love on this! MWA

    • Nature’s creative hand always inspires awe. I can smear a bit of paint around on a canvas, but wouldn’t know where to begin with digital art. Clearly, you don’t have such a handicap and can dazzle us with images of the real thing. This fine poem reminds me of the deserts that burst forth in magnificent colors when blessed with rain. Life is tenacious in it’s will to exist.

      • I started taking digital art classes using Procreate. Dude, it has an undo tab!
        I can’t paint with paint but digital art I can do. This all started with an idea that I wanted to do
        my own artwork for my book. Every page in that book is authentically me. It was important to me so
        I took the time and learned something new. To say it was rewarding is an understatement!

        Thanks for checking this out and leaving a comment:)

        • I think it’s wonderful that you’ve learned to do that. If I was younger and not experiencing the ravages of old age, I might give it a try.

    • Bloomin bootiful .. Neville 🌻💐🌸💮🪷🌺🌼🌷🌹🥀👍

      • Hey Nev (is it ok to call you that?)

        Thanks for stopping by amigo! This picture was actually a leftover bouquet from one of our events.
        We got to take home the flower centerpieces on the tables. I took the pic at home on my kitchen table and my
        mind drifted to Africa. lol.

    • Hey, yes of course, I don’t mind at all, in fact most of my family and friends call me Nev, I kind of like it really .. Oh’ n thanks for the additional background info .. I have a thing about Africa too having spent three rather long periods of time in relatively recent years volunteering at a West African psychiatric hospital which I have written extensively about .. Anyway, like I said before, ‘Bloomin bootiful’ .. Neville 😎🌹🥀👍

    • Hi Usha!
      I am grateful that you came by and left a comment.
      Thank you:)

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