i think of you a thousand times a day,
i think a thousand things
about the dreams sifted through time
and memory
and heartbeats—
lives running parallel
on this side of my own reality
and in the alternate realities of thousands
Thinking about things as I wandered the halls of a museum
spanishwoods 
Oh yes Sylvia. Words that could be my thoughts as well 🥰
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Lots of thinking in circles Brian. Sometimes I am delighted by it and sometimes not as much. Although wandering around a beautiful museum and just taking in the architecture of the actual building as well as the art, I think is the perfect atmosphere for circular pondering.
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Always so much to see with thoughts that travel from the past to the future and back again to now
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Wow, that’s deep thinking, I still think about her, the one that got away over 40 years ago…
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Funny, the things and the people that pop into our thoughts on a regular basis. If we went back years ago, I’m not sure we would have guessed with accuracy which things would stick and which wouldn’t.
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That’s a good point, Sylvia. I’ll never know…
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I think that’s a wonderful poem. Beautiful photo.
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Thanks Timothy!
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Sylvia, this is wonderful. such a great photo but also your words always make my thoughts and feelings scatter in so many directions, in the best ways possible.
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Thanks ever so much Laura.
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A poem to ponder, for sure, Sylvia. Lots of ‘what ifs’ hang out there. I just let a few run through. I’m fortunate in having such a good ‘what is.” And I appreciate it. Deeply. –Curt
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Yes, interesting to let them run through our minds here and there. But of course I agree Curt, so important to be thankful for what is good in our personal versions of reality.
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I love your image in and of itself and as a backdrop to your thinking thoughts. Just lovely, Sylvia.
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Thank you Dale!!
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My pleasure!
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Museums are great places to wonder and ask, where did this piece come from, its place in the greater history of things. We’ve visited the Tutankhamen exhibit, the Vatican exhibit, the T-Rex exhibit, and the Navajo exhibit.
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Oh very interesting, I’m sure!
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