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Monday, June 11, 2012

Magpie Tales....



The image for this week's inspiration..

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After some play...




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She wondered if they would ever leave her head.
Filling every space
Is there any room
to live, to dream;
Taking her breath away.

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She wondered why he left.
Filling every space
Is there any room
without pain, without emptiness;
Breaking her heart in two.

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She wondered when the pain would leave.
Filling every space
Is there any room
taking time, taking hope;
Causing such despair.

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She wondered how she lived,
Filling every space
Is there any room
without his ideas, without his plans;
Crowding any dreams she did have.

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SueAnn @2012


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Hugging you
SueAnn

14 comments:

Brother Ollie said... 1

great focus and use of image to promote your theme

Anonymous said... 2

The repetition works terrifically well here. Difficult thing to do with - the loss of someone who had perhaps been overly dominant to begin with. k.

Anonymous said... 3

The repetition works terrifically well here. Difficult thing to do with - the loss of someone who had perhaps been overly dominant to begin with. k.

Brian Miller said... 4

nice use of repetition...will it ever go away...not completely i dont think but it might dull...

Tess Kincaid said... 5

Hopefully her own ideas and plans will bloom...

Friko said... 6

There are depths in you . . . . .

Tabor said... 7

Sort of sad and romantic this image you create.

De Jackson said... 8

Well done. Repetition works well for you here, especially the "Filling every space."


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Unknown said... 9

Oh, this hits home, especially the last verse. Thank you for sharing this SueAnn.

Little Nell said... 10

So true - it’s difficult to shake off those pictures your mind and dreams, and the repetition underscores the heratbreak.

Little Nell said... 11

So true - it’s difficult to shake off those pictures your mind and dreams, and the repetition underscores the heratbreak.

Jinksy said... 12

How well your vision of image and words work together here - clever lady! :)

Helen said... 13

I really enjoyed this!!

Susan Anderson said... 14

I like the repetition...and what you did with the art!

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