White on white
What could be whiter?
Tag: image
God’s little Miracle — Do You See It?
dVerse Open Link Night presenting my poem and image:
Spilling
an oddity!
A bucket lying there
overlooked and kicked all around.
Appears
one day activity —fresh life,
a spot of green napping,
a tiny stem,
new growth!
Where do I fit in?
The post is my acceptance of Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge.
My certainly Odd Ball Photo, one day I tossed a rubber band aside it landed near my glasses and later I noticed all it needed was a mouth. Tra La I wrought a funny face.
I am kind of silly that way, which is why my husband, when he was alive, said he loved me for it since he was so reserved. Opposites do attract.
My #COB Titled: “Where do I fit in?”
The Beauty of an Archway
Word Origin & History of the word “ARCH.”
c.1300, from Old French arche “arch of a bridge” (12c.), from Latin arcus “a bow” (see arc). Replaced native bow (n.1). Originally architectural in English; transferred by early 15c. To anything having this form (eyebrows, etc.).
Showing off a few interpretations of photographs I found in my private archives of images I took on Church property here in Washington State.
The first two are self-explanatory while the third one is an archway touching a path along with another image I was experiencing with; overlaying my vintage painting of kissing ghosts while hoping love for each other carries over to eternity.
Why am I posting these images of semicircles, curvatures of arches?
Because Cee is asking for them this week; click here. Also, it offers me a chance to show off my Traditional Catholic Church.
