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“What to do with this blurred illegal match?” he thought amidst the hustle and bustle of his recurrent marketplace dream.
He found himself – all at once – angry at having been put here, frustrated at not knowing why, intimidated by the zillions of people who seemed to know exactly where they were going and why, [...]

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The brown flow of the Wye
would seem incapable of reflection
but there are upside down houses
in it just the same
– Niebla
I’m currently in Hereford, England, and saw this half an hour ago. For One Single Impression.

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Whimsy for Inspire Me Thursday. Digital photography.

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delayed    <=>    dandelion
edge    <=>    hedge
focus    <=>    crocus
3WW LXXXVII words on the left, their relatives in the abstract/plant universe on the right.
– Niebla

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The moolet among the layered striations of many colors is slightly dazed. Its ears twitch, the occasional head shake helps. But it is firmly planted in all this superior mess, ready to weather things on sturdy knobby legs.
– Niebla ( © 2008 )
Derived from the above painting by Rick Mobbs.

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A wild rose and a tame rose. Picture taken last Sunday in the neighborhood.
Wordless Wednesday

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The air I’m breathing is something else
The ground I’m walking on is something else
The time I’m going through is something else
The love I feel is something else
All of these are forms, all an approach to one
– Niebla ( © 2008 )
Written for Totally Optional Prompts, Symbolic Poetry.

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Warm

Warm, sunny and light
like poppies
amidst slight blades of green
– Niebla ( © 2008 )
Written for One Single Impression and warm.

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I’m going to let Buffy Sainte-Marie speak on the topic of telephone – because this song is what came to my mind first when I read Sunday Scribblings‘ invitation …
Moonshot
Off into outer space you go my friends
we wish you bon voyage
and when you get there we will welcome you again
and still you’ll wonder at it [...]

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Not the da Vinci original but a copy from the protestant church in Haigerloch, southern Germany. The person to the left of Christ is clearly a woman. This painting is older than Dan Brown’s The da Vinci code but would lend itself very well to Brown’s interpretation.
And the door in the back, where does it [...]

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