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Lovely words and images, Seonaid. Those dried leaves, like our dreams are so fragile.
So ethereal and gorgeous!
Honesty is beautiful right to the very end!
Gilly I love the double meaning here….
It really does have a dream-like feel to it, the photo. Words follow suit!
We all need dreams….even the honesty. It’s so brittle now it’s crumbling to dust in the breeze 🙂
I can see that, just like some dreams…
simple beauty, words and photos
Delighted you enjoyed the combination 🙂
… many more dreams to come with the forthcoming season’s renewal …
Intriguing symbolism in your Haiku Seonaid and such delicacy in your images of dried Honesty seed cases. Lovely.
Winter weathered honesty…..helps to shed fresh light on dreams.
Some we let go, and others spring to life in the growing light….spring brushed colour across the earth here today Poppy 🙂
What Nature puts together, Time rents asunder.
A delicacy – a momentous shot, Seonaid. 🙂
Time does have that tendency…..thank goodness nature keeps weaving 🙂
There’s such spiritual symbolism in your haiku. I’ve read it thrice now, and have experienced such awe anew each time. Beautiful!
Thank you for letting me know, the fact that you have read it thrice is a wonderful compliment in itself…..but I’m so delighted that you have uncovered layers of meaning which touch you. I love the challenge of haiku writing, using so few words to convey something deep 🙂
Using fewer words is something I ought to practice.
Some of the dreams look like butterflies, ready to take off. Perhaps we are in for some unexpected surprises here, a few of the old dreams coming true finally? Amazing photos, very inspiring post!
Exactly, old dreams torn and illuminated into something new….Winter borne dreams. I love that you saw butterflies 🙂
Love the light shine through, Seonaid! Beautiful poem.
Thanks Amy, those dreams can be so fragile 🙂
They can be…
There is a crack in everything…that’s how the light gets in (Leonard Cohen). Creative photography and words, Seonaid.
I love that quote Annette, thanks for sharing it. Delighted you enjoyed my dreaming 🙂
So pretty, Seonaid, especially the close ups 🙂
Thanks Jo, blue and silver make a great combination….I love the blue the sky goes in winter 🙂
Beautiful
Thank you 🙂
I really like this piece, both the poetry and picture 🙂 Keep up the good work!
That’s such a lovely comment, thank you, always happy to bring pleasure 🙂
I really connect with the profound simplicity in your words.
Thank you so much, haiku is a great way for me to limit my words and to keep it simple. Delighted you enjoyed the results 🙂