There is a pearl buried
deep between two wings
waiting to adorn her porcelain skin
waiting for the flush to begin
to rise and flow
ignite heart and eyes
she wears the new moon light as gems
enhancing flawless luster
flowing like a stream
pure radiance
all the stars gather to take her in
new moon light shines a glimpse
like endless diamonds sprinkled across the sky
stars fill the night
pearl of her heart takes flight
she is born to dance
life's romance
~
To see other folks flowers: Today's Flowers
To enjoy other folks poetry for the prompt: Romance go to OSI
I don't think a macro photo could be any nicer than these two! I can't stop gazing at them. Very very nice!
ReplyDeleteI'm back...except all of your other macros! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow...wow!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, Tammie, and love the poem.
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great weekend.
Hugs,
Betsy
Such gentle magic in both photos! Great visual imagery enhancing a delightful poem!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of wearing moonlight.
ReplyDeletebeautiful beautiful and a perfect caption
ReplyDeleteYou did it again, got my imagination going with your poetry and you graced my eyes with your photography. As I keep saying, You are such a talented soul. Thanks for making me smile, enjoy nature and dream. Love and Light, Nina P.
ReplyDeletethis flowed like a song! the first verse especially was the best i felt! :)
ReplyDeleteloved it!
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words. You capture the wholeness of the experience.
ReplyDeleteThe first one is so nice!<3
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeletethe second image looks like a painting. it is so artistic with very nice composition!
Little can compare with the romance found in nature.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos
Beautiful imagery and photos. I liked this a lot.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow. This is mythical and just a delight!
ReplyDeleteTammie: Beautiful photo of the neat flowers. You write great prose.
ReplyDeleteBTW: It's on the way.
Your pearls were certainly waking in this poem, Ms TLee: it is most excellent, most lovely. Did you feel it, too?
ReplyDeleteI truly loved this poem and your photos are awesome!!
ReplyDeleteAnna
.. photos or artwork ? ..
ReplyDelete.. such lyrical thoughts ..
many thanks ..
Once again beautiful photos and beautiful words!
ReplyDeleteLisa :)
Pearls indeed. Two heart-stopping photos.
ReplyDeleteYour words and images are like a dance. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are just as lovely as your poetry. Love the first macro shot.
ReplyDeleteWow! Gorgeous macros!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen clover look as beautiful. :)
Lovely poetry.
Carletta’s Captures.
Absolutely stunning photographs, and your poem was magical...wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful! Both your beautiful photos, and your words! Fills my heart with wonder!
ReplyDeleteThank your for sharing Tammie!
You see these plants with such a magical eye ... and, well, your words ... equally beautiful.
ReplyDeletewaxen beauty tempting us sandy
ReplyDeletei can hear the music while i read the beautiful poem!
ReplyDeleteI almosdt forgot the photo...awesome!
These are gems, Tammie. The images and the accompanying words.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and words.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
- Cheers.
Oh goodness. These are fabulous. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias.
:) Debi
Very nice, it all goes together. That first photo is really striking.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs and words too! Happy labor day weekend!
ReplyDeleteHi Tammie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo and your poetry is always lovely, I hope you are enjoying these days!
Warmly,
Nicole
Tammie Lee! How this post and the poem touches me at a deep level! During my healing journey from chemo..I see each one of my cells like the bud of the first image and the words in the poem is how I feel as each one of my cells bursts into a reborn light of health! Beautiful and timely for me...thank you!
ReplyDeleteI heal in my "pink girly" garden"
The interweaving of picture and poetry is so romantically charming. Nicely done Tammie.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Norway :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing pictures, I love the first <3
Tammie, you join photos and poetries as nobodyelse does. It's just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteCheers from Brasil!
what a beautiful flowers with excellent poem..
ReplyDeleteExquisite!
ReplyDeleteWish i could take pictures like these good! They are excellent, Tammie. The poem is a nice touch too.
ReplyDeleteYou're so talented.
Tammie, this is so nice, gentle, and smooth reading. I am happy that the stars will witness this glorious event!
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You have a beautiful blog. The flowers are dreamy.
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Hi Tammie,
ReplyDeleteLovely shots and words
Thank you for visit my blog
What beautiful close-up. Love your clovers, although we treated them as weeds in our lawn.
ReplyDeleteThe photos, especially the first one competed with your poetry for my attentions ... they both got it, and I so enjoyed what I read .. but I must admit, the photos are so very intriguing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful close up, that is nature real close.
ReplyDeleteNo, the sunflowers on glass I did not make them my self.
MB
I saw you shop, REALLY GOOD PHOTO, some I have taken my self and some you gave me some idér what to take next. MB
wow what a wonderful shot of a beautiful purple bud flower and lavender flowers. great captured.
ReplyDeletelovely purple macro shot. love its cute bud.
ReplyDeleteWonderful flowers and poem as always! Have a great week, Tammie :)
ReplyDeletewow...tat was very beautiful dear:)
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful blooms and poem.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous.
Very pretty photos! Thanks for the blog visit!
ReplyDeleteyour words speak of such beautiful anticipation...such a lovely match of words & photos.
ReplyDeleteLovely poem for lovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment.
Tammie, that closeup of the clover is absolutely amazing. you are such an artist with a camera! Summer is drawing to a close, I'll be back in a routine and it will be good to get back to all my old friends in blog land.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely exquisite macro photography!
ReplyDeleteI love the composition in your first shot, and the text that goes with it of course.
ReplyDeletethese are beautifully taken! love it! appreciate your visit..thanks! take care!
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Simply The Best
fantastic catch!
ReplyDelete"endless diamonds sprinkled across the sky"
ReplyDeleteI would never be able to think of that! The only poetry I know how to write are silly rhymes.
Ah! yes, I am not a professional painter or illustrator. I was a trauma and emergency nurse before I decided to write patient saftey rule modules and programs. I just do art to escape from housework! Hahaha!
Exquisite lines of romance, love and inspiration. Your photographs are stunning, stunning!
ReplyDeleteWell look at you miss Tammie! Simply awesome! I'm trying to pull back from the games on FB and start blogging again!
ReplyDeleteI do so love your work, your view on life, your ability to capture the beauty you see in both words and photos. Thank you.
ReplyDeletethe opalescence of hosta buds. a window to the sensual radiance that pours from your words.
ReplyDeleteLovely moonglow.
These are some lovely photos.. I enjoyed them as well as your blog
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poem to go with beautiful flowers. I love your writing. Also I added your link to mine.
ReplyDeleteI have just been looking through your older posts Tammie, what beautiful photos you have here, so sharp and clear and wonderfully creative. I love your poetry too, great stuff!
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat to find your comment on my blog this morning and then come here and see this photos! Wow. I am racing around to get ready for work but will stop back later and enjoy your photography. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely gorgeous photos - both of them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words and lovely shots !! Thanks for sharing Tammie !!Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteOh this is absolutely gorgeous, in every way. Bravo Tammie!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteTammie lee, your scenic photographs are amazing. What a beautiful country and you capture it so well.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. I did not guess what the photos were.
ReplyDeleteBoth beautiful, each has their own lovely characteristics :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful poem- the words are pure eloquence and the photos are amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots and text.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Tammie. The macro of the clover is amazing! Who would have thought it looked like that up close!
ReplyDeleteJanice.
Super!!!!
ReplyDeletecute purple bud.
ReplyDeletemy entry nice field of flowers.
my entry http://southbrowneyes.blogspot.com/
Whoa! You are absolutely right. The bud looks like a heavenly pearl. And I had to do a double take when I realized the bottom photo was a clover. EXTREME close up. And gorgeous!
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