April 29, 2020. Yesterday (another day isolating at home) included a nap, and an awakening that stirred up a poem. This is NOT a black&white image of my blue bedroom – somehow afternoon sunlight shifted perspectives right out of color ranges – for my eyes, and for the phone camera synchronistically beside me (I don’t usually nap with phone!). I’ve added an icon to depict inner spin with Uncertainty.
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Sounds like you are making the most of this sheltered time. Wonderful to wake from sleep with such inspiration!
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VJ, thanks … an afternoon nap is usually enlightening one way or another!
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Treasured, for sure!
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Beautiful. I love your imagery.
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Thank you! This afternoon I opened the photo taken yesterday … and got to spinning a second time, poetically.
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I love how one little thing expands and grows in writing. 😊
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DERVISHES
The surroundings blur
As we spin round and round then
Go inside instead
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Indeed, Ben – thank you!
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Once again your words are an inspiration to me. 🙂
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Thank you so much for your wonderful poetry! I always look forward to your inspiration!!!!
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Lisa, thank you for reading!
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Love the spinning fan as a metaphor! Nice.
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Betty, thank you. I have a fondness for ceiling fans that stems from childhood – something we never had but my grandparents did. When I moved to Austin in 1986 (same house I’m in now) I added ceiling fans even though the ceilings are not high. The one pictured is fairly new … a bit bigger than its worn-out predecessor … a bit more hypnotizing!
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A slice of life reflection on our current state. I too wonder how this time of pandemic will change our relationships with each other and our planet. I am hoping we will learn to make changes for the better. Thanks for sharing Jazz.
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Thank you, Ali. I am confident we will learn from all this … learning a continual evolving adaptation to new experience and new information. It will take some time … and some reflective writing in the interim!
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What an interesting phenomenon you describe so well here, Jazz.
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Thank you, LuAnne. If I trusted my feet/balance I’d be inclined to bodily spin. Like I did as a kid – when falling down was just an excuse to laugh at myself.
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