In eloquence,
The possibilities endless.
Liken to winter’s brisk winds,
Yet, tingles differently.
Sensing a delightful change,
What freezes ends
And all inspite of pain.
*This particular poem is set up with the title as the first line – working title, which is rather serendipitous in the end. ♡
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
Sigh 🙂 Yes I’ve missed you!
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I’ve missed you, too! So glad to see you, Morgan.♡♡♡ Happy you enjoyed this one.
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Audrey this is lovely. Your work is only popping up in my notifications and email occasionally. grr. I’m going to “refollow” to see if that helps. Many hugs to you.
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I’m not sure why that’s happening, Holly. Thank you for wanting to read. Your support means a lot, my friend.
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I hit the button, it happens all the time, WP, grrr. lol.
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Right?! I just need more time to visit my WordPress and email. I find you in my blog emails and if I didn’t I’d come searching too.
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Ah, that’s just sweet ! Sending massive hugs.
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The photo is art, the poem is sublime. You put me right there inside the ice, waiting to thaw.
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Aw, thank you so much!
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Eloquently put Sis, so beautiful 💜
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I appreciate you, Sis. ♡
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💜🌹🌹
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You know, it’s a GOOD thing some things don’t last forever, right?!! Beautiful capture and poem, Miss A.
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Yes, Ma’am! Thanks, Ms. D ♡
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This was short but amazing. Loved it!
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Cristian, so nice to hear from you. Thank you!
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Appropriately beautiful, Aud.
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I appreciate you saying so, Chum. ♡
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Nice combination of images, visual and verbal.
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Thank you, Ben
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Amazing photo, Audrey. Beautiful poem. In spite of pain, many things end with a hint of change.
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Thanks, Butch. A bit of change is imparative to a healthy soul. It let’s the new in.
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So true.
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Poignant metaphor, Audrey. Succinct and beautiful. Talk about eloquence!
(And that photo is amazing, once again.)
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Betty, thank you for reassuring me. You’re so sweet.
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I’ve recently had an up-close look at scenes like this. What a wonderful description you’ve painted here.
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I like how this ice covered my bush outside. Hope you’re staying warm. Thank you, Dan.
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Doing my best. I hope you are too.
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