Love the shadows and light ~ but what is it? Welcome to our blog where we view life from the eyes of an artist's soul and explore what creativity can do to enhance the inner spirit. Today is Monday and we are have a blog hop ~ Magical Monday Meme to explore a variety of ways people express their creative self. We are also viewing Macro Monday with all the talented photographers. Creative Everyday is another blog that hosts many different styles of artistic expression. The above photo is for everyone ~ more specifically for Macro Monday. It is a handmade item designed by a very young local girl who used recycled boating items. What is it? Everyday this month at Haiku Heights poets will be contributing their haiku based on the 'prompt' for the day ~ April 2nd ~ today is 'deserted'. My haiku for the day are below: haiku town was deserted no jobs, only tumbleweeds dry to the bone, no life. tree stood alone, tall shadows fell and sun went down night filled deserted. (carol l mckenna) |
The above photograph is of our favorite beach but what caught my eye was the cloud formation and how puffy and white they were against a beautiful blue sky. The scene filled my spirit with awesome magical delight of nature's creation.
Hope you will enjoy your visit with us today and explore the other blogs above. Jump in and show us your Magical creative expressions by scrolling to the bottom of the post where it reads 'your next ~ enter' ~ Looking forward to seeing you all.
May there be much magical energy in your week.
Hugs and namaste,
and
We love to have you post your comments, thoughts or questions to delight us all in the day ~ especially, ArtMuse Dog ^_^
Link up below and join our hop ~ Magical Monday Meme and let your light shine ~ thanks, ^_^
QUOTE FOR THE DAY: ' The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning.
(Ivy Baker Priest)
Looks like a sideways picture of a doormat to me.
ReplyDeleteLovely picture with beautiful clouds! :)
Hope you had a great weekend.
I agree it looks like a doormat. :-)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your haiku, especially the first one with the line "no jobs, only tumbleweeds" that sounds deserted indeed.
ReplyDeleteYou clicked a lovely image! Namaste:)
ReplyDeleteGood one.. Carol.. Namaste.. no I haven't tried to find..the puzzle..
ReplyDeleteI like your second Haiku very much. The photo is very beautiful too. I uploaded my thumb nail photo. Unfortunately it was very dark. I do not know why.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week for you.
I've lived in little tumbleweed towns in Kansas, so I know the feeling of being deserted!
ReplyDeleteDeserted Branches
a quilt?
ReplyDeleteI too love the light and shadows
and I can see why that beach is your favorite
Those clouds are fabulous!!!
ReplyDeletelovely, deep and intense Haikus... :)
ReplyDeletelovely, deep and intense Haikus...2nd one was a caught for me...
ReplyDeleteand now getting I'm getting myself caught into your blog as well for more such catchy lines... :)
take care... :)
insightful haiku.. namasthe :)
ReplyDeleteNice set of haiku...and beautiful picture!
ReplyDeleteYou live in a such a beautiful place! The shape of those rocks against the clouds is stunning...
ReplyDeletex..x
Lovely haiku, and a terrific photo Carol!
ReplyDeleteHi there, what a beautiful place you live in :) I hope you have a wonderful week, thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeletei like no jobs only tumbleweed
ReplyDeleteI love the tapestry - it's colors and texture! Have a great week and thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Carol!
ReplyDeleteNice set..the first one paints a despairing picture ~
ReplyDeleteNicely done Carol. My favorite is the first one. Thank you also for that wonderful picture.
ReplyDeleteThat last photo is LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteI agree with the doormat guess. If you twist your head for the landscape view it makes sense. :)