Tag Archives: conceptual
In an Elevator
Abstraction in Motion
Something in motion stops—
and there it is—
Chance encounter with an abstract!
During National Poetry Writing Month one is encouraged to write and share poetry and to seek out and read poetic works. It made me also think about poetry beyond the written word—how, in a concept or reading of an image—in what it evokes—there can also be poetry.
Framing
“I am neither an optimist nor pessimist, but a possibilist.”
– Max Lerner
“The possible’s slow fuse is lit by the Imagination.”
– Emily Dickenson
Some balancing, uplifting quotes and images (without drama and conflict) when considering (framing) the future.
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During National Poetry Writing Month one is encouraged to write and share poetry and to seek out and read poetic works. Poetry can be found in a concept or image—how it evokes one to think, feel, or imagine. Therefore, I’m calling this my poetic post of the day!
Stop and see
As the saying goes, “You see what you look for”.
There’s another adage: “Stop and smell the roses.”
You may recognize the “flowers” pictured here: Bougainvillea—unscented but beautiful leaves surrounding its tiny central flowers.
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Roots
Thinking up close
to look closer . . .
so we take another look,
seeing (and not seeing)
p i x e l s
—a new metaphor
for our times—
and we consider
anew
how best
we
s
e
e
.
Mystery of the Traffic Light: Red, Yellow and . . .
. . . orange.
Just when we think we know what to expect . . .
something surprises us.
What color is this dress light???
I’m not the only one looking anew at the color orange.
Seeking . . .
the sunlight between.
See Diving 