“A brook can be a friend in a special way.” Joan Walsh Anglund
Eternal Palimpsest I see you writing your story, scoring your song along the eternal spine of stored vibration, compositions of worn love hidden in abrasions, lost in folds of timeless notions of intimacy, smoothed across cleft and hollow of silences, now, once more, the roar of charged meaning shaping a reawakening of senses. Copyright 2021 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®
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Literary Adventures
A love story that meets travel and nature
Questioning the conventional wisdom
Judaism, work, life, poetry, etc. Not code for "single and looking". This is not a dating blog.
Facets of Life- Poetry, Writing, Literature, and Philosophy
Embracing imperfection with faith, flannel, & fresh air
Creativity meeting intrinsic memories
A community page for those inspired by nature.
Sarah Torribio and her right brain. Music. Musings. Writing. Style.
Relax! Let your eyes wander and quiet your mind with some visual therapy. A picture is always more than you can see. You will also find my own illustrations, animations and sometimes short stories. You never know what you will find so make sure to come back.
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Many thanks dear Jonathan.
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many fond regards paul!
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Beautifully written!
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The photo was so relaxing to stare at. thx
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I can hear the water sing.
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The image and words complement each other so well.
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I appreciate the metaphor in this one–and I’ve always been fascinated by the word “palimpsest.”
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Oh, thank you for the schooling! Your words are beautiful, Paul!
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Goodness, well thank you so much Susi, my pleasure.
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You’re welcome, Paul! ❤
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Beautiful poem 🤍
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Thank you so much indeed.
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Many thanks Chuck
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Always a pleasure to read and share your posts with followers, Paul!! Have a great day!
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Thank you so much.
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Pleasure.
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Beautifully penned. Image and poem so wonderfully matched. Ihave reblogged.
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Much appreciated, thank you.
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Cheers. Happy Writing.
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You too Goff.
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Thanks.
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The photo and words are perfect for each other. Well done.
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Really appreciate your response Patricia, thank you.
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It’s really fantastic and
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Thank you
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nice
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Thank you.
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Lovely photo
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Beautiful, Paul! Thanks for sharing, this thought provoking poem. xx Michael
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