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Click hereThis poem strikes a magical balance of warmth, whimsy and mystery. The last line says it all, "Waiting is nothing but an exquisite prelude."
Thank you for appreciating the challenge one faces when imaging a poem. Isn’t it grand one now can collect FANTASY AIR MILES® reward miles! I’m experimenting with different software that hopefully will work in concert w/ the site’s submission procedures. Bear with me, please. Thank you once again for sharing your compelling comments. FYI, the photo was taken from w/ in my new home, a renovated barn.
thank you for your comments. Sometimes, some are in that mood :) Until I select the best software to overcome that shrinkage thing, one has an easier read by using the magnifier. As an illustrated poet Tess, do you have any suggestions/recommendations re software? How 'bout you, neonurotic, do you have any to offer?
as a fellow illustrated poet, I’m pleased you liked the image. I held hope that punctuation would lead the eye. I’m sure you enjoy the artistic challenge/marriage of font/spacing as much as I. And I agree with you, it takes practice and I need more. ‘Tis in part why I’ve elected this medium; I welcome the challenge. Thank you for your comments.