this is absolutely beautiful. Your words weave and wind through and around the other's words, beautifully coalescing to form this artful, living poem. What a joy to read!
Oh, thank you too, Amit! I love having you as my friend. I’m sorry I haven’t been around much lately. Going through a lot of hardship right now. But I’m trying very hard to return. I had just left you another comment and part of it said I want to read more of your poetry as soon as I can. Thank you for always being here.
This is so uplifting, I love the images of the clouds flaunting their beauty and the miniature rainbow crystals, and ultimately clouds and sky becoming one, quite magical.
Your interpretation of the sky’s shift from frustration to awe beautifully captures how we often only find true expansiveness when we stop resisting the very things that seem to be obscuring our view. Lovely collab ✨
I feel there's an important distinction between hinting at a denoument the reader can flex their imagination against and simply ignoring a big reveal that everyone's on tenterhooks for, but then again, I haven't read this particular book so wouldn't like to be unfair.
Hello Be and Amit,
this is absolutely beautiful. Your words weave and wind through and around the other's words, beautifully coalescing to form this artful, living poem. What a joy to read!
Thanks for being here friend 💌
Oh, thank you too, Amit! I love having you as my friend. I’m sorry I haven’t been around much lately. Going through a lot of hardship right now. But I’m trying very hard to return. I had just left you another comment and part of it said I want to read more of your poetry as soon as I can. Thank you for always being here.
Thank you, Kelly 🤍
So soft and beautiful. A separation dissolving into unity, and everything becoming whole again. <3
Thank you so much, Petra, I'm glad it resonates.
<3
What true, endless love is. Beautiful.
Thank you, Christopher. I like your perspective on it.
This is so uplifting, I love the images of the clouds flaunting their beauty and the miniature rainbow crystals, and ultimately clouds and sky becoming one, quite magical.
Glad you like it, Kate.
Oh so graceful and lovable 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
Thank you, Dean.
This really flows. I really like it. I really like the blending aspect to be, come, the one.
Happy you’re loving it, Jay.
Thank you. I loved this. Perfect for a rainy day. Now if only we could get a rainbow later.
A rainbow would be a wonderful gift.
Without the sky, where would clouds live? 🩵lovely joint venture
Aww yes, beautiful insight!
Touching. Two becoming one to understand and reveal the beauty in each.
Thanks for reading and sharing your words Mark ✨️
Yes, thank you, Mark 🙏
Your interpretation of the sky’s shift from frustration to awe beautifully captures how we often only find true expansiveness when we stop resisting the very things that seem to be obscuring our view. Lovely collab ✨
Thank you so much for this beautiful reflection, Brandi 🙏
Wow! I love this! I feel like there is a deep lesson in this!
I feel there's an important distinction between hinting at a denoument the reader can flex their imagination against and simply ignoring a big reveal that everyone's on tenterhooks for, but then again, I haven't read this particular book so wouldn't like to be unfair.
Book? 😅