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In a landscape of mist and trees
Tannic red water, black mud and cypress knees,
It’s a sad weary journey through my mind,
Exchanging thought for the beauty I find.
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Bear … 04.05.2014
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[…] Prompted by Bearspawprint […]
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Thank you, Lisa.
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I love that you last line. 🙂
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Thank you. it is difficult for me, I feel possessive of my thoughts, I don’t like to let them go. 🙂
Can you breathe easily, yet? Is being upright still exhausting?
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It is dreadfully slow. I can sleep on my sides now and walk all over the house.
I’m going to use that last line as a prompt. I quoted you and pinged you. Let me know if it is unacceptable.
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Thank you, Lisa.
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Oh good. I’m glad you liked it! 🙂
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What you have done is not quite what I think of as a using a”prompt”. But, perhaps, I am too careful of plagiarism in my own writing? I am honored to be a small source of inspiration.
I am glad that you finally have the strength to type a little so as to express some of the grace you allow to flow through you. I wish you well and a future of easy breathing and long life.
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Thanks for teaching me and your kind words. I’m not a “writer” so I appreciate it. This is all new to me.
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If you write you are a writer, professional or not. And you write., therefore you are a writer. 🙂
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I think: Quote from: (name of poem or article, book, song, ) , by ( author/link) is correct. This is not the same as collaborative work.
A prompt, I believe, but I may be wrong, is a single word, general idea, subject area, or theme, like has been used for the “Music themes”.
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Oh ok! So I will change it to quote by bearspawprint.
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Oops! Quote line FROM Mist and Trees BY Bearspawprint/link
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Got it! Thanks! 🙂
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Thank YOU thoughtful beautiful lady.
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🙂
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That second line is so sticky and perfect, I had to read it over and over. I can smell the mud!
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There are many interesting scents drifting this way and that. Sometimes it is difficult to find the source as being downwind doesn’t seem to work quite right. 🙂 Many of the river swamp flowers have wonderful perfumes, as do the trees themselves. And yes the mud has a scent that changes with the seasons and water levels.
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The flowers would have to smell strongly to be found by insects in a swamp, wouldn’t they? 🙂
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🙂
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I love this Bear! Cypress…..Red water~ You live in some really pretty country~
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There is much to be grateful for. I love how you always appreciate so much of the beauty that is close to you, and even see the beauty that is beyond eyesight. Bless you.
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I love you sweet Bear~
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hugs XXX
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HUGE HUGS~TO YOU
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