Category: Photo Essays
Posted on October 29, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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“Every man is guilty of all the good he didn’t do.” Voltaire As autumn swings into its waning arc, I’m thoughtful, as in days and times of yore, Reminding, with its ‘Technicolor’ parks, Dismissing summer ‘lush’ that came before. The parable for life,… Continue Reading “With Pen in Hand…”
Category: Creative Writing, Light and Shade Challenge, Photo Essays, Photography, Postaday, SonnetTags: Autumn, Changing Seasons, Choices, Falling Leaves, Free Will, Guilt, Legacy, Life Path Choices, Light and Shade, Voltaire
Posted on October 27, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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Gaslights flickered, revealing the raindrop-slicked, uneven cobblestones of the darkening Geneva street. Quickening her pace, an uneasy sense of foreboding seeped over her, like a drop of red wine on a white cloth; wetting, inexorably spreading, slowly penetrating the pristine fabric. The solitary sound… Continue Reading “All We Like Sheep…”
Category: Creative Writing, Light and Shade Challenge, Photo Essays, Photography, Postaday, Travel PhotosTags: Ancient Portal, Balance of Nature, Bern, cobblestones, Destiny, Geneva, Sheep, Spectral Light, The Messiah
Posted on October 22, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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While sloshing through the fallen leaves I spied, A camouflaged encumbrance; steps of stone, A long-forgotten staircase wedged long-side my brambled forest path, I stood alone. Transfixed, confounded, searching for the home or structure high on hill, to which it led, Yet finding none,… Continue Reading “Echoes”
Posted on October 17, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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***** Robin-egg blue, Mirror still lake reflections, Fallen gold afloat. > ***** Postaday:
Category: Haiku, Photo Essays, Photo Friday, Photography, Poetry, Postaday, Well-struck Notes, WordPress ChallengesTags: Autumn, Brightwood Pond, Haiku Friday, leaf Peeping, Photo Friday, Postaday, Reflections, Surprise Lake
Posted on October 14, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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***** She tried to reach them but they turned away, She sought to heal the scars of childish chills, She strained to listen, words they’ll never say to her, and yet she stands there waiting – still. She delved too deeply, saw beyond… Continue Reading “Between the Lines”
Category: Creative Writing, Family, Light and Shade Challenge, Photo Essays, Photography, Postaday, Sonnet, Well-struck NotesTags: Abuse, Bullying, Chain Link Fence, Hazing, Light and Shade Challenge, Postaday
Posted on October 10, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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***** Focus on your goals, Let all else blur to background, Rewards are honey-sweet. ***** Postaday:
Category: Haiku, Photo Essays, Photo Friday, Photography, Poetry, Postaday, WordPress ChallengesTags: BumbleBee, Daisies, Focus, Goals, Haiku Friday, Harvesting Honey, Photo Friday, Postaday, YellowJacket
Posted on September 16, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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This photograph, captured by my daughter, conjures up images of ten-year-olds, racing their bikes around the neighborhood, stopping only to shoot a few hoops in the driveway. What more poignant evidence of Humanity, than the imprint of a hastily tossed-aside bike, left outside one rainy… Continue Reading “Template for Humanity (Weekly Photo Challenge)”
Category: Family, Photo Essays, Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge, Well-struck NotesTags: bicycle, bike, Humanity, Neighborhood games, Rain, stick ball, Weekly Photo Challenge
Posted on September 9, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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Echoes, shadow-whispers in the gray, Before the day when night is nearly gone, Lend prism-like perspective on my days. Web-like, o’er the wispy willows play, A spectral, thin array before the sun, Echoes, shadow-whispers in the gray. They flood my senses, jagged, on… Continue Reading “Pre-Dawn Reflections”
Category: Creative Writing, Introspection, Photo Essays, Photography, Poetry, Studio 30+, Travel Photos, Villanelle, Well-struck NotesTags: dawn, Introspection, Lac Leman, Mont Blanc, Morning Reflections, Perspective, Photograph, Postaday, shadow whispers
Posted on September 8, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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“She couldn’t remember the last time she’d seen the stars,” yet there above the cloudy cover shining still; bright, clear and sparkling, as she’d been (before she’d yielded all to be another). Forever, hands and hearts, began to smother deep-most yearnings, (who might she… Continue Reading “Inextinguishable”
Posted on September 6, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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🌻🌻🌻 It was a sun-soaked, May afternoon, as we sped from Avignon to Paris, and were treated to seemingly, unending views of verdant pastures, whizzing by like freeze frames from the window of our TGV. I suspect, that to many of our fellow travelers, the expansive… Continue Reading “Pastorale (Weekly Photo Challenge: Adventure!)”
Category: Golden Anniversary, Photo Essays, Photography, Postaday, Travel Photos, Weekly Photo Challenge, WordPress ChallengesTags: Bucolic Adventure, La Belle France, Paris, Photograph, Postaday, Provence, TGV, verdant pastures, Weekly Photo Challenge
Posted on September 5, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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***** As golden sun dips low into the sea, I pause: My ‘Brother’ memories. ***** Postaday:
Category: Family, Haiku, Introspection, Photo Essays, Photo Friday, Photography, Poetry, Postaday, Travel Photos, WordPress ChallengesTags: Brother, Haiku Friday, Matthew, Memories, Nightfall, Photo Friday, Postaday, sunset at The Dock
Posted on August 30, 2014
by Joanne Edith
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“Dialogue is an engaging conversational exchange. When it comes to photography, dialogue can be perceived as a consensual interaction between two images. Placed next to each other, each photograph opens up to meanings that weren’t there when viewed alone. Each composition reveals the photographer’s… Continue Reading “Starburst dialogue (weekly Photo Challenge)”
Category: Photo Essays, Photography, Polynesian Village, Postaday, Travel Photos, Weekly Photo Challenge, WordPress ChallengesTags: Family Vacation, Fireworks, Polynesian Village, Postaday, Starburst, WDW, Weekly Photo Challenge, Wishes