Now hear the womb of one’s motherhood bare
To the deep rise of innocence born unto air
To time’s tide, to ebb and flow’s weaving of whispers
The roots dive to feed the soul gravity-wise.
Listening
While searching for clouds’ voice to come and go thirsty
Dying to learn what each season’s end knows
Wondering where the cords cut reveals branches
To leave for the sun on their own
And united
Poem inspired by Photography piece (seen here below) titled My daughter in law by RedBubble artist antanas
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Comments
C.C. Exquisite poem..exquisite photo….Sally xxoo
Antanas, Thank you for sharing your art, family joy, and the gift of inspiration. Hope you and your family love this and receive this as my little gift to your grandchild’s love from one of you many RedBubble friends
wow……………….
great Collabration work C.C!
Thank you Ushna, your commenting matters so much, And fact is, this was more a gift and poetic blessing to antanas than it was a collaboration. Most of my writings here on RedBubble are inspired by the art work and artists here.
– C.C. Arshagra
Beautiful words for a beautiful image!
You are the beauty and image of beauty here. Thank you Jen.
– C.C. Arshagra
Hi Jen, Thanks again you amazing being. And I’ll be talking to you soon. Sorry time and life’s stuff has kept me from keeping in touch.
– C.C. Arshagra
while searching for clouds’ voice… I so love that line! This is a gorgeous work of art and an outstanding poem to accompany it! Just beautiful.
Extremely touched by your comment lianne. I especially love to hear what lines move you most. A most humbling honor and honour.
– C.C. Arshagra
Mesmerizing! Smiles from Jane.
Hi JaneAParis, and welcome, A true honour to receive your voice and mind’s gift here. Thank you so much. Comments really move my heart. And people new to my work always capture a piece of my humility, thank you again!!!
– C.C. Arshagra
Yes my friend … life does seem to get in the way, smile! I am off on a four day trip on Monday so will see you when I get back
very nice….
Thank you Gurung!
– C.C. Arshagra