She has flown beyond the cusp of the sun
her wings,her tears,her call,her eyes
navigate between the sky and I
miraculous splendor to share in microspec
earthly bread – reach heaven’s gate
and return
with
ease…
Traveling Skyward:
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Tag Archives: happy
Between the sky and I:
Clear and cloudy
half torn and valued
She held a hearty smile.
Reaching for freedom:
My tears
are happy
sharpened with diamonds,
sketching around hymns
in gardens
that call me home.
Capture that:
(PROJECT Happiness image)
Courage is the price that life exacts for granting peace.
The soul that knows it not, knows no release from little things. -Amelia Earhart, aviator (24 Jul 1897-1937)
Let it Be…
Cultivating
stillness
let it
be
easy and gentle
only then we can reflect light…
New Waters:
Free google image
Kindness is my Power
Joy is my strength
I am in full bloom
I am ready for life
I shall drink new waters
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Sunshine Blogger Award:
Big ThankYou to breakdownchick -Ms. Maria for selecting my blog previously known as Kneal1- moving forward my blogging name has been updated to Visionariekind.
( I hope I haven’t confused anyone; I have given this name change much thought.).
I deeply appreciate your work and compassion Maria.
Please check out her work and be inspired: breakdownchick
The world is a brighter place because of you Maria. Many blessings to you my sis…
The rules for accepting this award:
1) Thank the person who nominated you.
2) Answer the questions from the person who has nominated you.
3) Nominate some other bloggers for this award.
4) Write the same amount of questions for the bloggers you have nominated.
5) Notify the bloggers you have nominated.
Here are Maria’s Questions:
1) Who is the person you admire most?
This person can be anyone; dead or alive, known personally or a celebrity, superhero, etc.,
I admire: Poet Phillis Wheatley
2) What has been your most difficult challenge in life?
The most challenging experience yet rewarding are my kids:living with other little humans, who have minds of their own, allowing my kids to be themselves and not have so much control.( still improving)
3) What has been your biggest accomplishment thus far?
Choosing to be happy everyday no matter what!!!
4) What motivates you to blog?
Sharing human kindness,suffering of humanity,and a desire to touch the world.
5) What annoys you most?
when the men in my house forget to put the toilet seat down…
6) What brings you joy the most?
Bird watching,eating chocolate and coffee…
Here are my Nominations:
Humans
Hope is
but a mere
faithful
friend
Piece of Joy Haiku
Morning Breeze
brings me
Happiness
I have taken a small blogging break. It feels good in this space. Still loving life and dancing to the wind.I’m not quite sure when I’ll blog daily. After-all the wind is magical landing in my ear. Whispering to me write,dance and sing, This is me, doing my weekly Poetry…(all rights reserved2015)
This side of me Day(24) Napowrimo
Up this morning feeling so good & happy
Thinking happy thoughts
Did a happy dance
Mixed in a little, raw sugar and Whip cream
Played all my happy records
Minded my own happy-bidness!
Sneezed a happy sneeze
Put on my best Springy-
Maxi-dress
Walked off my happy porch
And…
Lawd have Mercy!
A flat
Tire!
This is a play on a Poem by Jackie Earley “One Thousand Nine-Hundred & sixty-Eight Winters” It’s a favorite poem of mine.
Our prompt today (optional, as always), will hopefully provide you with a bit of Friday fun. Today, I challenge you to write a parody or satire based on a famous poem. It can be long or short, rhymed or not. But take a favorite (or unfavorite) poem of the past, and see if you can’t re-write it on humorous, mocking, or sharp-witted lines. You can use your poem to make fun of the original (in the vein of a parody), or turn the form and manner of the original into a vehicle for making points about something else (more of a satire – though the dividing lines get rather confused and thin at times).
