Honey of a thought
sometimes a thought or a memory
is like a flower
beautiful, fragrant, enchanting,
mystifying, wonderful, sweet.....
it stays in your heart
and each time it is revisited
a little bit of the fragrance returns
as if moving past a honey suckle
and not seeing where it is in the thicket.
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Jo Helsabeck(non-registered)
Kim, this is a lovely poem. It captures an experience of soul-feeding beauty so well! Your photography is such a blessing to me, too!
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"Every song that I write comes from my own personal experience. i believe the role of an artist is to interpret reality through a system of beliefs and a long-term seeking of truth, in your own life and in the world at large." Dan Folgelberg
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