Do you see her? A lady lying there in delicate submission? Or is it just me…
still with a window’s view
creating something
out of nothing more
than nature’s most complex beauty
tell me it isn’t just me
who sees
how her eyes are hidden
her neck smooth
breast attentive
laying there awaiting
him
*I wonder if maybe it is only I who truly sees her. Nonetheless, she is there.
Isn’t she? β‘
Wow, good one, Poetess!! Yes, I see her, too. It’s like looking up at the cloud formations and seeing all kinds of pictures there!
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Thanks. Yes, clouds are perfect too.
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I see her too – lovely, Audrey.
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Thank you for the reinforcement, Betty.
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She most certainly is. Leonardo talked about what he could see in the damp spots on the ceiling, battles and all kinds. This is a landscape of the body.
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I like viewing cloud formations, as well. What’s spectacular about them is their ability to change. So much inspiration there. I’ve walked an entire house lying on the floor and imaging the terrain.
Happy you see her, Mr. Cake.
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I see the most amazing things in clouds, though they probably say more about me than is actually there.
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Right…there’s that. Giggle
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Hmmm well you know what I am like so you can probably guess.
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And you know what I’m like so we can keep each other company.
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Indeed, like minded company is always nice.
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I am yet a student of your intelligence.
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I like to educate Miss Dawn.
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And…we’ve taken to talking about the weather. Sigh π
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Oh dear, well we can talking about other things if you so desire.
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Recipes and cleaning tips?
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I did post about Edward Lear’s recipes at one point. Cleaning tips, baking soda always.
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Smiles
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See her so clearly, wrapped up in the mist ~ a mystery she is. Is she sleeping, dreaming or is this her dream as she waits peacefully? Beautiful photograph Audrey, made more special with your words: “her eyes are hidden, her neck smooth, breast attentive, laying there awaiting him.” This leaves me feeling very similar to the first time I saw the Mona Lisa, and wondered…
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Mr. Collis, I’ve missed you. You’ve been gone so long. (Wants to get all dramatic like in the classic film The Quiet Man when Maureen O’Hara slaps John Wayne for being gone so long and then falls dramatically into his arms crying because he’s safe…wait. Was there a scene like that?) Glad you’re okay.
Your words add so much to this post. Leaving me to wonder what you would have written. Leaving the world breathless, for sure. You’ve seen her and taken to adding your own thoughts as you ponder a vision in front of you. It’s what makes you my Photographer Philosopher Extraordinar. When you wondered, while viewing the Mona Lisa, did you walk away with your questions answered? This mountain beauty I can’t un-see. I identify with her, I suppose. A dream she waits for patiently. I’m thankful you see her peaceful.
Thank you for your visit, Randall. I pray you’re well. β‘
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There are some questions that can never be answered, and those are the gifts life brings us ~ for we search and discover so much more along the way. π There is nothing quite like living in a dream, so I will continue to hold true to this thought with her. Things are going well ~ although already a bit shocked to see we are already 25% of the way through this year.
Wishing you well Aud, and never lose the drama π Always need to have the classic scenes, yes?!? I will have to check out The Quiet Man, I love old flicks, especially western (surprise, surprise). Maureen O’Hara, yes…
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I suppose being left with wonder in our eyes is a gift. That’s what you do, Randall.
Yes, no surprise, an OR cowboy who loves a western. Giggle. This one, however, is John Wayne as an Irishman. Ohhhh ahhh!! Redheads make pretty good feisty scenes, too. Such a fantastic movie. I love when he drags her by the hair. Sigh. Giggles more. Watch it and let me what you think sometime.
Enjoy your evening.
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I’ll have to watch it ~ my Irish blood approves of John Wayne playing such a role π And redheads, well that goes without saying π
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You’ll love the movie.
Giggles. I appreciate you. Have a great morning.
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Yes she is in all her glory.ππ
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She’s there isn’t she… glad you see her, too, Willow. β‘
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She is absolutely there and Beautiful π
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β‘ Calms my heart to know.
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πππ
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It is NOT just you, but your description is better than any I could imagine.
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Dan, your eyes see more than you give yourself credit for, my friend. There’s a poet inside you. I see him. Thank you
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Thank you Audrey.
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You’re welcome β‘
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Yes and excellent π
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Happy to have you near, Ms. Candice. Thank you β‘
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Yes I see her! Wonderful writing, Audrey!
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Smiling.. Good! Thank you, Eric
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Now that you mention it. Yes indeed.
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Seems I can’t un-see her, John. Thanks for the validation.
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Ha ha ha. I thought it was just me who sees a woman in repose in everything. π
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Generally, it isn’t something I seek out. Giggle. However, somehow I think I needed to see her. Gosh, I took this picture two years ago randomly because of the foggy mist. About six months ago I was looking through photos and she appeared.
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Very nice
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Yes, Aud, she is there to my eyes, also.
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There’s comfort in knowing you do, Zak. Have a great morning.
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