I remember those old one cylinder engines running – turning gears, and the rhythm of this matches, over and over, again and again. We were working our way to peace through calming repetition and didn’t know it. Insomnia visits seldom, thankfully. Obviously, I like this and sometimes you make me tempted to start writing poetry again.
Thank you, I am becoming more tempted by the day. I am giving it serious thought, having stopped after some deeply felt poetry when Sebastiana died. After publishing those poems I simply didn’t want to go back to the poetry site where I was a member.
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A wonderful couplet and great photo to match!
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Thank you!
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This is great. Beautiful image and words. They work so well together. I can hear the words rhythmically repeating as the gears turn round and round.
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Thank you so much. I tried to simplify, but it also reminded me of the rhythm of gears, so I left it alone. Thanks for stopping by today.
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My pleasure. It’s perfect as it is.
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I remember those old one cylinder engines running – turning gears, and the rhythm of this matches, over and over, again and again. We were working our way to peace through calming repetition and didn’t know it. Insomnia visits seldom, thankfully. Obviously, I like this and sometimes you make me tempted to start writing poetry again.
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Yes, please write poetry again. I’ll be your fan.
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Thank you, I am becoming more tempted by the day. I am giving it serious thought, having stopped after some deeply felt poetry when Sebastiana died. After publishing those poems I simply didn’t want to go back to the poetry site where I was a member.
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I’m sure, whenever you are ready, you will know.
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Oh how I can relate to your words.
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I’m sorry for you. It’s exhausting, isn’t it?
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At times it is but I do my best to stay positive. 🙂
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Why is it that the mind decides that 3 a.m. is such a great time for worrying? –Curt
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I don’t know, but it all looks so hopeless at 3 am. The more you worry the more awake you become. Awful.
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Yes it is, and usually all out of proportion. Sometimes the only thing to do is get up and read. –Curt
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I completely agree.
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The perfect match of image and words! I think my brain is like this sometimes! Great post. One love 🙂
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Thank you!
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Great words and photo!!
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Thank you so much John.
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Great!
Sounds (and possibly looks) like the working content of the minds of many!
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Yes, the dizzying alliteration as well as the rustiness. I’m familiar.
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Experience and posterity! Nice shot S.! Thanks! 🙂
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Thank you.
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Perfect!
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Thank you!
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But grinding dust, Is a must,
because of endless rust 😀
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Experience and posterity! Nice shot S.! Thanks! 🙂
Perfect!
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Figure very cool and very why I wanted to express my admiration for your photos wonderful
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Reblogged this on xiiaowei0317.
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Thank you.
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