First find the Face in the Shadows?
For those who have followed my Cloud Caption Monday I offer shadows today. The iphoto program actually labeled a shadow “unknown face” when I was getting it ready to put it in here today. I tried a quick poem in the caption, maybe you can write a poem too. Until then here is a my poem for April 15. Margo Rody’s poem Daybreak yesterday inspired me.
This Day
Still a little cold this April morning
after a warm spell the lilac
needs watering I must go out
through the dewy grass green
as the hummingbirds throat
he buzzes me enter
the back lot
the path I am now on earth
sprinkled with flower petals
a hot pink snow fall
the daybreak calls of jay and dove
soar and echoes above the apple tree
am I gardener or bride I wonder
so elegant the music
of the morning.
Carol Carlisle
Light Words 
Nice! I like the hummingbird imagery.
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I am very fond of humming birds. Thanks!
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Hi Carol,
I found two faces, but I know which one you are thinking of. Great post.
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I thought there might be more. Good job are children are safe 😉
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I love the photograph, so ‘I want to be there’. My favourite image: ‘a hot pink snow fall’.
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I wondered if that images was too corny. Maybe you can come see your mom in spring some time so you can walk in petal drifts.
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I too liked “the hot pink snowfall”…and I saw “him”
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he’s pointing his crooked finger
the children are safe and hot pink snow is a winner!
Thanks Marilyn 🙂
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loved that thought…
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“so elegant the music of the morning” – just lovely, Carol.
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Thank you so much, Lynn.
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I really like the photo with the fallen plum blossoms; really windy yesterday and mine are all getting blown away too. I also love the idea of shadows. Finding a face in the shadows is like finding faces in the clouds.
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Wind and shadows seem to go together. It is calmer today thank goodness. Glad your still blogging. Did you see the news article about Giant land snails in Florida?
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