“Softly the evening came with the sunset.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Fire So Soft The sun, now tired, slowly declined, but desired to paint a masterpiece, brushing a glow that kissed the river's silken skin with fire so soft it burned beauty into such a feeling where words of meaning were meaningless, could never be offered as pale praise and were quietly swallowed in favour of receiving, knowing there was nothing I could add. ©Paul Vincent Cannon
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Ah, but your words do such justice.
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Very kind, thank you for that VJ 🙂
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Welcome.
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This is an Ahhhh poem. Thank you.
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sleek damn..
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Nature says so much without uttering a word….often leaving me speechless.
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Yes, often seen in your photos too.
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No words…. ahhhhhh…. oooh… ❤️
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🙂 loving your response.
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😊(smiling)!
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Beautiful photo and words. My thoughts also to marvel at natural beauty.
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Yes, natures beauty is both inspiring and healing I find.
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Agreed
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With such words, who would need more words!
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High praise indeed, many thanks Punam.
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My pleasure always, Paul.
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A descending sun can have multiple interpretations, but those few moments when a silky river appears to swallow the sun can leave us breathless and speechless. 🌅
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You know it well, such an amazing space to be in 🙂 thank you so much.
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Just plain lovely!
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Many thanks Ruth 🙂
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My pleasure
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I can only whisper ‘how wonderful’…
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🙂 I love your response Chris thank you.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Appreciating the reblogging Chuck.
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Happy to share it, Paul!! 😊✨✨🎉
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Magical verse my friend 🙋🏻♂️
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Thank you so much, so appreciate your kind words.
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“Magical verse”, indeed!
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Many thanks Amy.
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A great one for calming down. Only the nature is bringing this to us. Michael
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Yes, that is so agreed Michael, thank you.
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