imagine
having soft eyes
that look gently into the world
eyes that blend
with the fabric
of life
eyes with an openness
to perceive
in a virgin manner
eyes that see
life essence
having soft eyes
that look gently into the world
eyes that blend
with the fabric
of life
eyes with an openness
to perceive
in a virgin manner
eyes that see
life essence
that receive life essence
imagine
and
see
~
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Oh my God, Tammie, your photos are really stunning. Every time I come here I am amazed at your talent.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful poem. It seeps through my being. And, the pictures are such a wonder.
ReplyDeleteAgain- such beautiful photos and words of wisdom.. :)
ReplyDeleteI love your stones, they are so colorful! And the ice..
Have a nice weekend, best wishes from Viola! :)
And every time we look we see something that is fleeting never to be seen again. Ice pattern on rocks....so lovely.
ReplyDeleteAh, to keep and know that innocence. A beautiful poem. I am imagining.
ReplyDeleteAmazing colors ... hard to believe we might see color like that again, good to be reminded that it exists! Hope all is well in the wildness around you.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! ‘The sorcery and charm of imagination, and the power it gives to the individual to transform his world into a new world of order and delight, makes it one of the most treasured of all human capacities.’ Frank Barron
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Sunday! Theresa
Your photos are stunning. I am looking forward to the time when I can see rocks again in the water here. Too much snow!
ReplyDeleteIcy, colourful stones.. just beautiful, Tammie Lee.
ReplyDelete...and with your words, more & more will see. Thankyou for such insightful words & images. xx
ReplyDeleteT-great link between the stones in the melting ice and the concept of eyes looking on the world - we all have winters in our lives and coming out of them and seeing the world in a new light is so important. Love the stones of course - be great to get my hands on a stash of flat ones - could make lovely personal incense or giving bowls. Go well. B
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, and an amazing photo..
ReplyDeleteHi Tammie! Thank you for stopping by and commenting on my blog. I appreciate the compliment AND the fact that it lead me to your gorgeous and inspiring blog. Cheers!
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In essence, through the eyes of a child.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures Tammie!
Your stones are magnificent...such awesome captures. I love your work.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteNature's puzzle. Have a wonderful Sunday Tammie.
ReplyDeleteOh, by the way, I have added you to my circle on Etsy! :-)
Imagine how wonderful the world would be if we would only see as you describe in your poem. I don't have to imagine how beautiful your photos are -- they are stunning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images and poem. Well done. I love it.
ReplyDeleteOh my God! I have a confession to make. I love rocks. I have a rock collection. We have a fireplace that we can't use because in front of it are rocks and stones. Do you know I used to play with little stones and pebbles and I would select the perfect oval shapes and I would have a Dad and a Mom and a son and daughte and I cut out cartolina boards and shaped and glued them into cars. And there I was on a pile of sand, somehow we aleays had a pile of sand (It took a long time to build my second childhood home and we moved in before it was finished. Anyway I carved a town in that sandhill and I pushed that little cartolina car with four pebbles... Your photographs make me remember such sweet memories!!! Thank you! TSUP!
ReplyDeleteI adore these photos, and how your captured in a still the spirit of water in its solid state MOVING! Beautiful colors, beautiful feel, beautiful words.
ReplyDeletebeautiful...a magnificent glimpse of nature, here! great job
ReplyDeleteHello, dear Tammie. I've been feeling a bit blue today--then I read your poem. Saw your beautiful photography.
ReplyDeleteI cried. But the good kind of tears--healing tears.
I can imagine... and your photos amaze me.
ReplyDeleteOoo, eyes the see with a virgin manner...Yes, please!!
ReplyDeleteYour stones always thrill me. I often think of my thoughts and hopes and feelings like river stones - not in a dreary way, but because of the image of meandering the river banks and collecting the pretty ones or skipping the flat ones.
All those yummy stones! I want to suck the color out of them!!
E.
Hi Tammie, I really love these photos of the rocks and the water, it's like a living canvas and you have captured the movement in these photos perfectly. Love the words that go along with it too! Beautiful!
ReplyDeletemore wonderful photos and lovely words too
ReplyDeleteI love how you capture the beauty & spirit of nature... your photos are exquisite. Makes me want to go out & play... but alas, off to work. Thank you for the morning reminder, though... I shall try to keep it mind until I can "get out" again.
ReplyDeleteAlways a pleasure visiting here.
:)
What delicious stones and lovely words.
ReplyDeleteThese are so mesmerizing, so calming to look at, as are your words!
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Beautiful photos! x
ReplyDeleteHello, sweet Friend! Say, did you notice the face in the second picture? It's a hunky guy's face, neck and chest. Looks like he's gathering those colorful rocks into his arms.
ReplyDeleteCan you see it??? His face is on the left side.
Amei estas fotos! É para aguçar nossa imaginação mesmo!
ReplyDeleteYour watery photos are gorgeous! I love the poem that goes with this post- just beautifully stated~
ReplyDeleteHappy March!
Beautiful images, Tammie! I always enjoy your photos.
ReplyDeleteTammie, I love these watery gems! Your photos and beautiful words are crystal clear to me. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThere are some days when walking in nature that you can see the world with gentle eyes. It is a wonderful moment to be in tune.
Many blessings to you dear friend.
Love,
Jo.xx
Dear Tammie,
ReplyDeleteI do see you and you amazing love of nature. I see anew each time I visit and read your inspiring words. I turn my head from the screen and look across my front yard and I see...
thank you.
Sherry
Hi Tammie, I nearly missed this post. I was looking at your photo cards today. They always bring me a sense of discovery because there is so much to see in them. Your poems are the same - multi layers of meaning. Looking at the world as though it's brand new with no preconceived ideas about how things "fit" is hard to do. But, oh so rewarding.
ReplyDeleteStunning! The color saturation and the ice woven throughout... Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteTammie your poetic words your images touch my soul.Perfection!
ReplyDeleteimagine and see your photos is a real pleasure!
ReplyDeletelove them!!!
I love the ice water and stone pictures. They just seem so crisp and refreshing to me
ReplyDeleteso touching and wonderful views!!
ReplyDeletethanks a lot my dear :))
have a wonderful weekend,
isabella
TOWL: At one with nature...blending...observing...
ReplyDeletecapturing all of her into your heart...sharing with other so we may see through your eyes....leading straight to our hearts....you are a gift! Your work thrills me.
Curiosity is the true belief...bless you! Love you, ROWL
oooh tammie...this poem is so gently touching my eyes~and images reflecting so much of loveliness
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words Tammie! The stones, light and water mingle mindfully.
ReplyDeleteI always love your images in words and photos.
ReplyDeletecool and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat was just lovely!
ReplyDeleteI feel such a kinship with your images. I can hear them:)Exciting pics to me!
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