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“Looking out a window from different vantage points changes what you see …” Martha Ronk
An open window is a painting of
many and ever changing facets,
an eye to view the world immediate
through light and seasons,
and yet, if we dare to look
beyond the beyond,
to see through that
which we’d rather dream,
we might even catch a glimpse
of our deepest,
most vulnerable,
selves.
©Paul Vincent Cannon
Paul, pvcann.com
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Art is Life
Dive deep into my thoughts
Poetry, story and real life. Once soldier, busnessman, grandfather and Poet.
Find the inner you
Mere khayal aap tak..
Worded emotions no one cared about and were forgotten
Reclaim Your Writing
journeying the vision.
Where love finds a way!
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Right 👍.
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Thank you 🙂
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I love that quote Paul.
and your poem is just amazing.
One never forgets the true selv it’s just the layers which make it invisible for a while 🙂
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Yes, and which we can choose to hide behind. Thank you so much Rupali.
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True
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A window to the soul! Lovely.
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Thank you VJ
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Welcome.
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Beautiful Paul 🥰
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Many thanks Christine 🙂
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Pleasure’s all mine Paul ☺️
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Love the photo and your words!
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Thank you so much for that Ruth
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I can almost picture the open window
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Thank you so much for that. 🙂
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You let some fresh air in with this one Paul.
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Ah, yes, I needed some, glad you felt it too, and thank you.
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Yes! And yet for me, there is something to be said for looking through a closed window, safely behind glass.
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Lol, especially in the cold weather, but maybe you’re thinking of bugs?
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That could very well be! 😀
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🙂
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Beautifully written
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Thank you so much 🙂
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I love the wisdom here!👍❤️💕❤️👍
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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A gardening poem 🙂
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Haven’t heard of that format??
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Wrong poem, that was a response to the I Put My Book Down 🙂
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I like the metaphor very much. Thank you Paul! Have a beautiful week. Hope you are far enough away from the fire storms. Best wishes, Michael
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Fires are on the other side right now, but we wait here in the west – we normally get a couple of big ones.
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Gosh, hope you can care. Wish you all the best Paul! Horrible things! Michael
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Yes, a fearsome thing.
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Indeed.
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Amazing poem 💕💕💕
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Thank you for the wonderful compliment Victoria.
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Beautiful and thought provoking
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Many thanks Lyn
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