Oh, nice. I felt my heart do a tiny jump of joy at the line "that morning when everything was possible." You definitely have a deep talent for these pieces.
Chambray shirt sleeve.......there is something so perfect about simple shirts made out of woven cloth.
I love the transitions in this short poem; shirt sleeve blowing in the wind, an old red pickup, an may morning, and everything is possible. This is so well put together and artfully written! And a great photo!
I think many of us can identify a few such moments in our catalog of memories. It's a great feeling to trust and move with when it arrives. Beautiful :)
Oh, nice. I felt my heart do a tiny jump of joy at the line "that morning when everything was possible." You definitely have a deep talent for these pieces.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Nancy.
DeleteChambray shirt sleeve.......there is something so perfect about simple shirts made out of woven cloth.
ReplyDeleteI love the transitions in this short poem; shirt sleeve blowing in the wind, an old red pickup, an may morning, and everything is possible. This is so well put together and artfully written! And a great photo!
Chambray shirts are so practical, yet beautiful, and evoke a timelessness, although THAT sleeve evokes such specific memories ... :)
DeleteLove the old car now at the top of the page. Did you take this photo? I like, especially, the split window in front. Classic!
DeleteNo, I didn't take the photo. Wish I had. I found it on Tumblr. Isn't it great? Yes, those split windows you rarely see. Thanks, Bill!
DeleteI think many of us can identify a few such moments in our catalog of memories. It's a great feeling to trust and move with when it arrives. Beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Seth. So good to hear from you...
DeleteO yes, there were such days for me too.
ReplyDeleteEverything was possible and then life intervened.
And in the intervening I made choices that changed everything...
DeleteThings were a lot simpler back then. Pick-up trucks with the windows rolled down. As they should be.
ReplyDeleteYes! Exactly so.
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