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how might the night
be slept away
and yearned but for another
heaven here on earth
as whiter
snowflakes swirled
from somewhere else
much colder now
than ash by fate decided
were stones beneath the rapids
polished cedar bark
where all was still
but for the bears
without the words to warn us
spoke only to each other
of spring
their next goodbye
lanterns lit
and lightning bugs
were settled down in secret
brushed into illusion
as skies of indigo
so slow the dawn
returning
to breathless apprehension
six months denied
the glow of sacred sun
whispers I remember
as planets moved together
bears to talk with bears
the night shall talk
to none
Another stunning photo, and a great piece. Had an almost dark fairy tale/dream like quality about it, lovely.
Thanks, Vanessa. That’s what I was thinking of when I tried to find a photo. It was actually inspired by a book by Alice Hoffman entitled Red Garden. I hope your Sunday morning is lovely…….. Love, Bobbie