Photographed on my way to Malaga Airport.
Seen in Malaga, on the walls surrounding a Secondary School
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This Cross won First Prize
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The Cross in the main square in the city centre.
The Crosses Festival is over. Next week I’ll show you some patios or courtyards of the world-famous May Patio Festival.
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This photograph doesn’t really do justice to the beauty I saw when I took the picture.
The stupa is beautiful, as is the Mediterranean Sea and sky in the background, as well as the tropical vegetation, yet however much beautiful stimulation my mind receives, in the end, it’s when I close my eyes, breathe and look inside that I can find peace, within myself.
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White and gold on blue
Now close your eyes and breathe
What is it you see?
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There’s something bold and beautiful about these fragile flowers that flourished before the winter waned and will wither before spring blooms.
If somebody accused these spectacular wildflowers, bursting with beauty, of being less inspiring than a rose, would anyone agree? Not me!
Same time, same place… maybe.
More scenes from the beach, while I’m on holiday. Last night and this morning; the same yet different…
One-Liner Wednesday – Forgetfulness
When the sun forgot to shine on the moon she wept, but as he remembered she danced on the waves and grew in the sky.
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The glorious summer sun said to the full moon, “You’re so magnificent; I couldn’t live without you, my love.”
“You flatter me, ” replied the moon. “You’re always grand and glowing. I grow smaller and disappear, while you’re always vibrant and loyal. It’s me who can’t live without your light and strength.”
“But my darling, what would I be without my reflexion on your lovely face?”
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Both sides of the coin:
Sun and moon, night and day, happiness and sorrow, loss and abundance, laughter and tears, good and evil, fire and water, fear and ignorance, love and hate, madness and genius, pleasure and pain, body and soul, life and death…
Can we experience one without knowing the other?
Verse by verse through the Word of God
The everyday adventures of the staff & students of Old College
Exploring an Arts & Sciences Education
Wake Up!
Historical Romance Author
Drunk Conversations and My Boring Life
Just sharing some experiences :)
Willie Gordon Suting | poet | writer | freelancer | bibliophile | vintage watches collector | blues and vocal jazz fan | country-jazz crooner | Shillong,Meghalaya,Northeast India
sharing a love of books
Because sometimes life just makes you stop and think
“I hate endings. Just detest them. Beginnings are definitely the most exciting, middles are perplexing and endings are a disaster. . . . The temptation towards resolution, towards wrapping up the package, seems to me a terrible trap. Why not be more honest with the moment? The most authentic endings are the ones which are already revolving towards another beginning. That’s genius.” ― Sam Shepard
Going beyond my own space
Come on in and sit a while...
Fiction, Poetry, and Loose Change
