TUESDAY'S POST ~ The world turns and brain spins with words, visuals and other creative ideas. I need another assistant to keep my life on track. Choices, always choices, grateful. Today's post is about poets and photographers from around the world. The creativity is astounding when we start to connect with the internet world. Amazing how small the world is becoming as we connect with each other through our creative works. Do you think this might be away to have world peace?Today we are sharing with:
Soft, mighty, respectful, excellent combination of adjectives to describe a harbor. Powerful men should be like this. I love the pictures too. A hug, Carol. :)
It's always a pleasure to visit your weblog Carol. It amazes me everytime that you are that creative with painting, photo and haiku. Really stunning to read your post. This haiku ... is wonderful ... very well in balance and strong in the chosen words 'soft' 'mighty' and 'respectful'. Great one. Thank you for sharing.
great pix, with haiku that reminds us that the sea is an incredible force of nature.....The quote should have a p.s.- '....or merely because you saw it on the internet!' Carol, isn't your assistant keeping up with everything, that you need another?
hello Carol!! oh, those photos are just beautiful!! Such a lovely place to be. Your haiku is so profound. Yes, world peace by sharing our art (and our heart)... a girl can dream. ;-) Beautiful work Carol. Thanks for sharing and for always being so generous with your comments on my blog. xox
I have only been to Maine once but I loved it. Your pictures always make me want to go back. Maybe one day we will be able to enjoy a cup of tea together in your beautiful state.
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Lovely photos and haiku, as usual, Carol,
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Beautiful photos! I love how blue the water is in your first picture. Breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteA lovely harbour shot Carol! Those blooms look like something right out of a Dr, Seuss book!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place. The water is so inviting.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of a very beautiful harbor.
ReplyDeleteSoft, mighty, respectful, excellent combination of adjectives to describe a harbor. Powerful men should be like this.
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures too.
A hug, Carol.
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Lovely shots of the harbor and I like the haiku too.
ReplyDeleteLovely captures and the haiku reads good.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely place, beautiful water and wonderful captures for the day! A great look at your world, Carol!! Hope you have a lovely week!
ReplyDeleteThe water is so amazingly gorgeous in both your shots. I, too, find things around the coast interesting.
ReplyDeleteLove your photos and haiku. You even through in a thoughtful quote for good measure, or did Art Muse Dog do that?
ReplyDeleteIt's always a pleasure to visit your weblog Carol. It amazes me everytime that you are that creative with painting, photo and haiku. Really stunning to read your post. This haiku ... is wonderful ... very well in balance and strong in the chosen words 'soft' 'mighty' and 'respectful'. Great one. Thank you for sharing.
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lovely scenes. wonderful composition on the first photo.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful blues in these shots.
ReplyDeleteHi there - I love those fluffy seed head looking sort of things (which I believe is their technical name!).
ReplyDeleteI think me and the bees were the only ones who were relaxed about the whole "bees in the street" thing!
Cheers - Stewart M - Australia
world peace, that would be an achievement
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Beautiful views, Carol!
ReplyDeleteWarm greetings, Anna :))
A powerful haiku
ReplyDeleteHi Carol & Art Muse Dog, I do think you live in Heaven. One of my favorite poems is "Afternoon on a Hill" Edna St. Vincent Millay. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI think you live in Heaven. A favorite poem is "Afternoon on a Hill" by Edna St. Vincent Millay.
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Nice landscapes in yours.
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Beautiful words and photos! And I do love how the internet connects us and makes the world so much smaller!
ReplyDeletegreat pix, with haiku that reminds us that the sea is an incredible force of nature.....The quote should have a p.s.- '....or merely because you saw it on the internet!'
ReplyDeleteCarol, isn't your assistant keeping up with everything, that you need another?
hello Carol!! oh, those photos are just beautiful!! Such a lovely place to be.
ReplyDeleteYour haiku is so profound.
Yes, world peace by sharing our art (and our heart)... a girl can dream. ;-)
Beautiful work Carol. Thanks for sharing and for always being so generous with your comments on my blog. xox
cute.
ReplyDeleteFirst time visitor ... and I very much enjoyed my visit! Give AtMuse a good scratch behind the ears from me. :o)
ReplyDeleteI like the balance of power and tranquility in this piece.
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I have only been to Maine once but I loved it. Your pictures always make me want to go back. Maybe one day we will be able to enjoy a cup of tea together in your beautiful state.
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