Posted in the Daily Photo series
Poetry & Photography
“Do not let Sunday be taken from you. If your soul has no Sunday, it becomes an orphan”
Albert Schweitzer
Sunday
It’s Sunday
What more can I say?
All is quiet in our little suburbia
After all,
We would not want to disturb ‘ya 😉
So just sit down, relax
The weekend is time for some slacks
Before you know it
It will be over…
Posted in the Daily Photo series
Poetry & Photography
“Now is the winter of our discontent” William Shakespeare
Sunset
A flash of light
Breaking the gray skies
It was a sight
But oh how time flies
The sun
Has set
Posted in the Daily Photo series
Poetry & Photography
“Cement doesn’t give as much as snow” Shaun White
Snow, Part Three
Close to night fall
The sun about to set
The moon coming out
Time for a nap
Before the next day
Begins
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Circle
“With 2016 officially here, we face forward to take on what’s next. It’s a time of endings and beginnings, so I wanted a broad theme that could be simple, fun, and festive, but also complex and introspective. And so, circle it is.”
“Create around one at least a small circle where matters are arranged as one wants them to be” Anna Freud
Sun
During the early morning hours
Or for the late evening flowers
The big ball of light
Showing its might
Can’t live without it
It lifts up your spirits
To your power we freely submit
Oh sun, sun, sun
No, this is not a pun
Posted in the Daily Photo series
Poetry & Photography
“What after all, is a halo? It’s only one more thing to keep clean” Christopher Fry
The Halo Effect (Daily Photo 2016-01-05)
What a surprise
Up in the skies
The sun got its halo
She was trying to lay low
But somehow
She was found
And awarded
With a ring of light
Shining ever so bright
Posted in the Daily Photo series
Poetry & Photography
(2015-12-29,30)
“I can’t focus when there’s too many things around. Whenever I used to go to the office, I used to always say, ‘Tidy up.'” Zaha Hadid
“In order of appearance” (Daily Photo 2015-12-29,30) Part Three
Back to Part One Back to Part Two
Posted in the Daily Photo series
Poetry & Photography
(2015-12-29,30)
“There’s something boring about people who have to go to an office for a living” Karl Lagerfeld
“In order of appearance”
In the early morning hours
From my mighty tower (yeah right!)
I looked outside from my window
I was lucky to stay indoors
Because, it was very dark despite
The glorious blanket of white
That had fallen down the day before
What a total score!
Someone else would say
It was actually a sarcastic “yay”
Which from my mouth out dropped
Before I had to stop
The sarcasm getting too darn…
Still, debating, whether outside to pop
Or stay inside by the warm
With my trusted coffee cup
Staring for a moment
Not wanting to get frozen
I still couldn’t tore away
Transfixed,
Almost jinxed
Standing there
Looking at the open lane
Nothing stirred,
Well maybe something
I noticed one thing
A neighbour outside then came
Starting a task
Possibly with a help from “the flask”
Scraping the car
Trying to rid off
All the ice and snow
Not getting too far
Because the sky was pouring
More of the white stuff
Still standing in my spot
Looking at the clock
Ticking away
Not wanting to get to the boring
Part of my day
You all know what I mean
But, no good comes from just a lean
Tearing away, to my trusted laptop
With almost a scoot and a hop
Started reading, typing,
Huffing and puffing (but of course)
Soon I was in a swing
Troubles and solutions
Solved with a swing
Before I realized
The night was upon us
Time to shut down
Let the evening gown
Dress me down
And a little later
That darn traitor
Sleep, get me
And to other worlds flee
For tomorrow
Back in to the flow
Of another working day
I needed to play
Back to Part One Go to Part Three
Posted in the Daily Photo series
Poetry & Photography
(2015-12-29,30)
“The brain is a wonderful organ; it starts working the moment you get up in the morning and does not stop until you get into the office” Robert Frost
“In order of appearance”
No, this is not a weather report and certainly not Mundane Monday post (that I already did on Monday, so check it out too 😉 )
You can call this, “‘Till Wednesday”, if you like. There will be no glitter, no glamour, no sunsets nor sunrises (well, maybe, still a few).
Simply depicted in photographs, how yet another working week started, after the holiday season was over and it was time to return back to everyday life in suburbia and back to world of office, well, this week, home office.
Enjoy!
Posted in the Daily Photo series
In honour of the month of December
Poetry & Photography
If you see the sunset, does it have to mean something? If you hear the birds singing does it have to have a message?” Robert Wilson
Saturday Sunset, Part Two
An ordinary Saturday
On a December’s eve
Stepping into a sleigh
For a ride to leave
On a track
To watch the sunset
The colours a reminder
Of the season’s binder
Posted in the Daily Photo series
In honour of the month of December
Poetry & Photography
“I envy people who can just look at a sunset. I wonder how you can shoot it. There is nothing more grotesque to me than a vacation” Dustin Hoffman
Saturday Sunset, Part One
“The sky is on fire, the sky is on fire!”
The peasant from the ancient times shouted
As the red clouds into the skies sprouted
Running as fast as he could
Before the skies on him fall would
Simply out of fear
Not knowing of the beauty so near
Shivering in his cellar
Like an old yellar
Some hundreds years later
Not a sunset hater
Eagerly awaiting
A sunset most breathtaking
