Those eyes…the color of dawn
Carrying the warmth of sun’s heartbeat
That smile…… like blossoms that purl a slow-dance
Like the scarlet breath of butterflies
Gloss of honey on lips
That skin… like blushed sun rays
Upon glens and meadows
Soft silken spring flowers on gossamer skin
That hair…carrying stars’ glow
Diamond shining
Brushed by flames
Murmur of luminance
Your speech …. sets the blood running in my veins
Setting the ink on light
Your aura… the rainbow that paints the sky
Filling my eyes with color
The night holds me and the stars tell me they are mine
But I am just a poet with a lost cause…
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Atlas Hugged
COP26: Alternative event puts pressure on countries in Glasgow – Mígica Mistura を
At the end of the first week of COP26, the United Nations Conference on Climate Change, the reality is based on the fact that climate commitments (except for some good promises) for now still fall short, with few practical and immediate solutions. In the midst of this, it started this Sunday (7) in Glasgow, where a COP26, an alternative climate meeting, which proposes to bring neglected solutions and proposals among international delegations. The People’s Summit for Climate Justice is organized by the COP26 Coalition, which is also responsible for protests held globally on Saturday. “We are creating a ‘movement of movements’ to deepen and reshape the understanding of the climate crisis in the global north through a climate justice lens,” said Asad Rehman, co-founder of the coalition and director of the NGO War on Want.
Source: COP26: Alternative event puts pressure on countries in Glasgow – Mígica Mistura を
Faith – Magic Mixture を
“Faith in the good, the beautiful and the true has no borders or insurmountable obstacles, only small accidents on the way that only increase the happiness of seeing it flourish.”
Source: Faith – Magic Mixture を
Afterglow, Saguaro National Park
Michael Stephen Wills Photography
Here is a postscript for my retrospective diary of the day I created my print “Ocotillo Sunset.” You can visit “Ocotillo Sunset” in my Online Gallery by clicking on any photograph .
In near total darkness, the last sunlight only enough for the far western sky, these are the last shots of this series.
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The final result of the day’s work, “Ocotillo Sunset.”
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The Way to Detox
*Monday Notes: Third Chakra
*woo-woo warning: this is a metaphysical conversation, and it’s a little longer than normal.
“…and do it with joy!” my mother used to add whenever I’d crumple up my face and slink off to do whatever she’d asked that interrupted my reading or daydreaming—wash the dishes, polish the wooden coffee table. Whatever the task, ‘do it with joy’ meant don’t pout, look angry, or be upset about it.
It wasn’t a request. It was a demand. And it became a running demand. Later, when she shared it with my grandmother, it became a running joke.
I never thought much of it, until a few weeks ago, when I was talking to Megan, the naturopath.
I’d divulged that I am tired of my job, and I have a nagging suspicion it is time to go. But as of now, I don’t know where to go, so I just do my job.
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Blue Hole Falls
True to its name, Blue Hole Falls features a beautiful blue water plunge pool at the base of the third – in a series of four – waterfalls. It’s located along Mill Creek in the Cherokee National Forest, near Elizabethton, Tennessee. You can find many fine prints and other great gifts available in my galleries at Pixels and Redbubble.
Martinique




Des eaux cristalines
La mer, la meilleure des vitamines
Une végétation exubérante
Une fragrance inébriante
Un oiseau inaperçu
Un climat si doux
De la terre mouillée après la pluie
Des exotiques fleurs et fruits
Je rêve d’y aller
Pour me perdre dans son ciel étoilé
Là, où tout est possible
Là, où Dieu a interdit l’horrible
Merci Anne-Hortense pour cette paranthèse magnifique
Un jour, j’irai découvrir la Martinique.
Filipa Moreira da Cruz
Photos : Anne-Hortense




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