
“Looking at beauty in the world, is the first step of purifying the mind.” Amit Ray
Shaped By The Sea Naked you are upon this open shore, exposed as honest cracks and crags, a weary bulwark against the mighty sea, ∽ even so, what rugged beauty emanates ∼ from this garden shaped by the sea, sparse and roughly tendered delight, perfectly textured for all to see. Copyright 2021 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®
I love that little green fern on the bottom right. 🥰
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Yes, defiant, growing on – thank you so much for engaging with this Cheryl.
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A very interesting photo but love the words as well.
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Love the textures and muted tones, Paul.
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Winters tones coming through I feel 🙂 Thank you Sandy.
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Sure!
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But its great, Paul! And the photo likes taken somewhere in outerspace. 😉 xx Michael
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Thank you Michael 😉
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Enchanting: Garden created by sea and poem created by You,PVC!
THANKS FOR SHARING!
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Many thanks
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Words are picture-perfect. Beautifully written.
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So glad you enjoyed this Patricia, thank you for the lovely response.
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Forwarding this to someone very precious to me who will greatly benefit by her profound resonance to it. Thanks from both of us 👏🙏🏼🥰
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A double kindness, thank you Ana.
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You’d know a thing or two about radiant kindness, my poet brother. May your day reward you 🤗🙏🏼👏👌💕
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Yes, those who can see and feel it … thank you Ana for sharing the love. 🙂
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Good to have you to share it with, my good brother
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A garden shaped by the sea–I’ve never seen anything like it before.
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It’s a tough space on that ocean.
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“sparse and roughly tendered delight, perfectly textured for all to see.”
The way you are able to describe things in just few words is marvellous!
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Thank you so much Khushi, much appreciated.
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You’re always welcome.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Many thanks Chuck, hope your week is progressing well.
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So far so good! Hope it’s a good one for you, too!
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So far so good 🙂
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Wonderful puente, Paul. I’ve been working on one for a long time and just can’t find the right bridge. You’ve inspired me to try again.
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Yes, keep going – it really is worth it LuAnne, and thank you for sharing that.
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Beautifully done, Paul. Your vivid description shines through. ‘perfectly textured for all to see.’ Love that line. Too often people turn away at texture…but it is texture that tells stories beyond our imagination.
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Yes, whole heartedly agree Mabel, sadly so, if only they knew. Thank you very much for sharing that.
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Reblogged this on Die Erste Eslarner Zeitung – Aus und über Eslarn, sowie die bayerisch-tschechische Region!.
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“A garden shaped by the sea”, love it!
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Thank you very much Amy.
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Many thanks Amy, it does have a nice feel to it, I love gardens, so one by the sea ….
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What a great image to draw inspiration from
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Thank you very much indeed. Yes, so much out there.
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Yes nature is definitely the best of gardeners – you once again have put this into works so beautifully
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It was an amazing little patch, thank you.
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