Well, there is trouble in my mind
There is dark
There’s dark, and there is light.
I lay your hands over my eyes
As I look deep
Through valleys deep and wide
Across the border line
For the Empire in My Mind…
/The Wallflowers/
Well, there is trouble in my mind
There is dark
There’s dark, and there is light.
I lay your hands over my eyes
As I look deep
Through valleys deep and wide
Across the border line
For the Empire in My Mind…
/The Wallflowers/
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Beautiful photo, Ese! Not too much trouble, I hope? 🙂
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Thank you, Jo – lovely for you to pass by! I hope you are alright.
No, not too much trouble – the usual one… 🙂
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A great interpretation. I see it as thoughts as light as a feather yet tied down.
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Thank you, Suzanne – one of my favorite photos…with a possibility to see it from various perspectives.
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Lovely, ethereal shot, Ese. Nice to see you again, as I haven’t for ages. Did you change the theme of your blog? I like how it looks.
janet
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Thank you, Janet. Does fit my state of mind so I thought – yes, why not to post it?! 🙂
Also played around with the themes and stopped at this one. Something a touch different, and i feel rather in peace with it, too.
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Was it hard to switch themes? I’ve thought about doing it, but wonder whether it will make a mess of my blog.
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Not hard, no. To be honest, there were just a few that caught my eye and after previewing – pretty much one. That made the process even simpler. The only thing disappeared was the photo of the previous heading but I planned to change it anyway. Managed to do everything without any mess (this time!). 🙂
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Good to see you again, Ese… Great image for the theme
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Thank you, Sue – nice to see you here!
Yes, slowly looking for my way back… 🙂
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Well, I’m not doing so much myself, Ese! 😟
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I love this. The photo and the poem. I’ll link so my readers can enjoy it too.
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Thank you very much – really appreciated! 🙂
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Beautiful image and, I loved the words as well…very evocative… 🙂
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So glad you enjoyed…thank you very much! 🙂
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I love how that articulates that one’s light often floats just above the dark depths. A glimpse into the real you.
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This one really seemed to fit the mood more than well 🙂 Thank you, Brenda!
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A mood common to many writers I imagine. We are a deep lot.
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It looks untroubled to meet in this calm surrounding. Lovely capture.
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Thank you very much, dear Paula! Happy to see you here 🙂
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Another delicate, ethereal subject. Lovely!
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