Cobalt fades to cerulean
Equidistant appears too far
Lapping water and a beacon
Remind me of where you are
Cobalt fades to cerulean
Equidistant appears too far
Lapping water and a beacon
Remind me of where you are
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
What’s up dock? Excellent posts. Beautiful images, Red, photo and words.
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Thank you, Chum. One of my favorite spots. Love the dusk from this point.
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A wonderful shot Audrey ~ and it seems to pull out my favorite line of your poem “Equidistant appears too far”. A great, if not a longing feeling (which you seem pretty good at describing!). Cheers to a great week.
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I wasn’t expecting to read you tonight, my photographer. Hi! What a brilliant surprise. Thank you for liking the photo, Randall. Your favorite line, huh? Funny, for me that line is everything. I spent a bit of time reflecting on that line. I want to believe that meeting half way is truly all it takes in life. Had I written… equidistant only appears too far, it would have proven my positive outlook towardsnthe future. (And you seem pretty good at understanding! ) Thank you, Dalo. A great week ahead to you, as well. xx
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I like your take on “equidistant only appears too far” always keep that positive outlook 🙂
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Always 🙂
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OH! so beautiful!
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Thank you for saying so, Willow. It is a lovely place nearby. xx
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It looks stunning xxx
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Most nights it can be. ♡
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Is that a house way out there?
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Yes, it is a house, Duke. At night I like to sit and look at it. So pretty.
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Time to invade, Audith.
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Will you go with me, Duketh?
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Absolutely. But you’ll have to wear this black mask.
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Thank you. I don’t mind a mask, but what are you thinking? I’m not breaking in, Duke.
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Oh yes we are!
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Now? But you know how I feel about jail time. *writes her will*
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Mr. Warrior will come bust us out. That’s the backup plan.
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*takes your wallet out of your pocket and puts it under a rock* *marks it with an X* He’ll need cash to bail us out.
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Oh, okay. That’s fine.
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*laughs* Tis not okay! You could be robbed! Gesh.
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Not if you put it under a rock!
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Okay, let’s stop arguing and go.
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Such beautiful blues!! And such lovely words to accompany this stunning scene!
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Thank you, Debbie. It was almost too dark to take the picture, but I gave it a try.
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This little poem sticks to the ribs – and pokes at the heart.
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Yes. Reminiscing over how I feel when I allow myself to feel loved. I like how it felt.
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I like to learn something every day. Today it was the meaning of “cerulean” Thanks. But my favorite part is: “Equidistant appears too far” – that made my head spin a little bit. You packed a lot into this small poem- good job Audrey!
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I’m happy to help you learn something every day, Dan. I too try to push myself to learn something new. For me, this time, it was equidistant. I just thought middle or mid way seemed a bit boring. However, I always run the risk of turing people off with random vocabulary. I found a lot of romance in the word, which is why I chose to use it. Thanks for your comment, my friend. I love the feedback. ♡
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Fantastic. Moody. Nostalgic
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Hi, Rajiv. Yes, indeed I was reflecting a bit. Nice catch. Thank you! Enjoying your Monday, I hope. 🙂
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For me, Audrey, a calm acceptance of separation in this work;
it is beautiful, no doubt.
Always
jf
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Thank you for reading, jf. I appreciate your support. Always. I do love the calm of the blue. xx
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in the library
with the dictionary
hugged by
your words 🙂
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Middle proved
Too ordinary
Your effort
A blessing 🙂
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Oh, so very beautiful!!! 🙂 ❤
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Thank you so much, Trini ♡
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