Happy middle of the week to all. Hello. So we’ve finally arrived at the last day of
July. It was a busy month and truth be told, this is the limit of how much I
can do: no comparison. Thanks for making it a gorgeous month for me here on
WordPress. Once or twice my website faced challenges and I panicked. Phew!
And last on the list of accomplishments is Hotel by Masticadores. Thanks so much
to the amazing Mich for all the work she puts into helping us to succeed.
Today my little poem has found a home. Won’t you please head over to Hotel de
Los Corazones Rotos to read You, Immortalized In A Puddle in My Mind #etheree.
Here are four lines to pique your interest on the etheree that looks nice centered
on the page:
in dribbles share yourself with another
to live forever through someone else
unveil treasures sheltered within
deep recesses of your heart …
The scheduled link:
May it be a smooth ride into August for all of us. Stay cool.
Thanks for interacting with my words today.
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Beautiful poem, and sharing with others helps us.
Sharing is caring. Thanks for the lovely support Diana. Stay cool.
You too 🙂
Congratulations, Selma. Heading over to read.
Thanks most dearly Robbie. Xoxo
Congratulations, Selma! Interesting last one.
Thanks, Raj.
Read on Hotel Selma.
Congratulations my friend. XO
You’re sweet Maggie. Thanks so much 🤗
congrats, selma. and here’s to a slower, more peaceful august
Oh yes, slower. Please. Be well dear Beth. Blessings.
Selma your poem beautifully captures the essence of enduring memories and the way love persists through shared moments. The etheree form, with its cascading structure, mirrors the delicate yet profound impact of memories as they ripple through the mind. The imagery of moon droplets and puddles evokes a sense of timelessness and gentle reflection, emphasizing how cherished experiences can become eternal in the landscape of our thoughts.
You say the nicest things. Thanks, Mich 🤗
Congratulations Selma on publication of the very moving poem.
Aww. You’re the sweetest. Thanks so much. ❤️
You’re most welcome 🙏🏼