Oh yes, the priceless images stored in the backs of our minds ... when we are quiet and contemplative, we can call them forth ~ a lovely experience to be sure.
Well, Mary, if one is to have things pressed into the back of ones mind forever then I am glad that this one is pretty (a beauty). Nicely written, it reads nice. A little scary in thought though. .. ..
And there it is, forever. :-)
ReplyDeleteFor better or worse. :o)
ReplyDeleteThe fossils of memory--how eloquent they are. Lovely, Mary.
ReplyDeleteTHank you Joy. :o)
DeleteFor time immemorial fossils are the witness of past and present.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment Vandana.
Delete.....from where it springs forth at unexpected moments...
ReplyDeleteStuck there forever in a day
ReplyDeleteYup.
DeleteOh yes, the priceless images stored in the backs of our minds ... when we are quiet and contemplative, we can call them forth ~ a lovely experience to be sure.
ReplyDeleteIt is Helen, thanks. x
DeleteIt is, you are so right. This image was my most favorite of them all, and what I used too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen. And I liked yours as well.
DeleteWell, Mary, if one is to have things pressed into the back of ones mind forever then I am glad that this one is pretty (a beauty). Nicely written, it reads nice. A little scary in thought though.
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Thanks Jim. Lol, we can't win, both memory and forgetting are both a little scary. I'm not sure which is worse!
DeleteSuch a lovely portrait. The tone and structure compliment the image so well...
ReplyDeleteThank you Magaly!
DeleteThat last line seals the deal. Excellent!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kerry :o)
DeleteI love it...both that petite, delicate fossil and your accompanying words.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bodhirose. Do you have a poetry blog so I can return the favor and read something of yours?
ReplyDeleteOh, very cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks MZ, and thanks for those lovely pics!
Deletefinely done, Mary ~
ReplyDeleteThank you very much.
DeleteI adore the metaphor. Alzheimer's steals such treasures…
ReplyDeleteThnak you Margaret. Alzheier's is the worst. Absolutely.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully said.
ReplyDeleteThank you Amrit!
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