Thus, life is organic, not programmed: a mixed bag of hard choices and brilliant paths where you sometimes get your tight knickers in a twist or find a stitch in time saves nine. Often, you learn! Or else, lands you in the middle of a puddle, then brings you back— breathing, kicking granted through gaps you come to find that underneath the layers within you light shines boldly lucid *** © 2022 selmamartin.com
“We must accept finite disappointment, but we
Martin Luther King, Jr.
must never lose infinite hope.”
Poetry form: two Mirror cinquains. Hope you enjoyed.
All photographs,© Selma Martin. Thanks for reading, and I wish you miracles.
I’m a simple woman who dares to see the beauty in ordinary. I’d love to connect with you and like pen pals, I want something beautiful to blossom between us. Will you join me? Selma is my middle name. Its meaning—peaceful, complete, are euphoric affirmations I like to think of myself as having. They compliment the joy I feel when I write. I sincerely hope you decide to join me on my writing journey. I Wish You Miracles.
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Beautiful everything but this time I am most impressed with the top photo. Such detail! And the little visitor! <3
so we re told God s will
love and lust
coupling
just once
brought me here you see
but why>?
Beautiful, Selma. 💗
A beautiful poem and beautiful pictures, Selma! Thanks for sharing🤗🌺💫
Beautiful truth in your words, Selma! 🌟
The light of hope always shines
O! Stunning …. just wonderful …. what a great image and a Light filled poem. Happy Spring! Peace and Light to you and your loved ones. May you continue to sow Hope and Love’s seeds. 💕
Wonderfully described, keep on blessing us with your delightful words dear Selma. ✨🌸
Thanks, Daphny.
You’re welcome Selma!
Great post dear ❤️
Thanks for the visit, Obong, and glad to make your acquaintance through this comment. I appreciate you. Be well.xoxo
You are most welcome Selma ❣️
amazing poem and picture Selma. I can almost smell it! 💖🌻
Oh, yes. It’s a lovely sweet-smelling little gem of nature. Ask the spider. She knows best. Thanks for reading this one too. Happy Spring.
I love the energy and imagery here! “…a mixed bag of hard choices and brilliant paths…” Keep on shining your beautiful light!
Thanks, JoAnna of the forest. I will. And you too… xoxo
The blossoms are almost as beautiful as the poem! Well done, Selma! 😊
So fun to find visitors amid the floral life of spring. Sometimes I see them when I take the photo and other times, they are an unexpected bonus.
I’ve seen many a spider – I save house spiders… though some spiders like the small brown reculse can be poisonus. I’ve not seen a spider with green legs before!
I looked her up, she could be a; “Crab spiders have 8 eyes and ability to see in all directions. Males have more slender body and longer legs. Name “crab spider” refers to crab-like shape of the body and ability of these animals to walk sideways and backwards, just like crabs. Crab spider is diurnal animal (active during the day).” Also; “Because they eat pests like flies and mosquitoes, crab spiders are generally beneficial. They are venomous, but most crab spiders have mouthparts too small to pierce human skin. Even the giant crab spider, which is large enough to successfully bite people, typically causes only mild pain and no lasting side effects.” – Be careful!