Each moment an awakening, fresh start,
light patterns, puddles, different every day,
the voices of the birds, the swallows’ dart.
Daily poem: Terza Rima stanza 28
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Each moment an awakening, fresh start,
light patterns, puddles, different every day,
the voices of the birds, the swallows’ dart.
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Very evocative 💜
Working up to the big finish 🙂
Now that sounds very promising 💜
It’s turned out well, considering the idea of it—31 stanzas, all rhyming!
And only three more to go then the big reveal 😱
Then the big re-read 🙂
Yes indeed 😱
Lovely–the way to approach each day (if we can).
It’s how we ought to set out anyway. Sometimes you just have to vent though 🙂
Yes, that’s true. Or stop and walk a dog or pet a cat (or in your case, walk a cat, too). 🙂
Cat walking is for when I have an excess of patience 🙂
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I’ve been noticing the light patterns a lot lately. I don’t know if it’s the light, or if it’s me. (K)
It’s you, taking the time to look closely. There are so many details in our lives, it’s impossible to catch them all.