I just recently started using images on my blog. This photo from a personal trip led me to revisit this poem from about a year ago. As if they belonged together 🙂 While it would be a repeat to some of my blogger friends, I gave in to the strong temptation of a reblog of this poem with it’s new-found image. Look forward to having your thoughts 🙂
Elusive illusion
Desolate delusion
Overthinked opinions
Painful ponderance
Evergrown emotion
Sullen stupefaction
Managing memories
Feeling felt-sense
Blocked blight-head
Heavy heartache
Perpetually present
Adamant attachment
Sneakingly seething
Desired detachment
Tired tenacity
Silent sanity
Lingered longing
Lifetime’s lugging
Dissatisfied destiny
Emerging epiphany
Liquefying lament
Braving boredom
Releasing resistance
Teasing tangles
Identified intention
Trickled tune-in
Soothing simplicity
Soul seeking
Benign being
Breathing n Being
Rising resourceful
Juicy joyful
Wakened wisdom
Amazing alignment
Mindful miracle
Iterant infinitum
Infinite Living 
What a breathtakingly beautiful photo to go with such an incredible poem. I love the opposition that you do so well. It is almost like looking at two different sides of the same coin.
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Thank you so much for appreciating the photo and the poem together 🙂 It is like I am pulled into the space of the poem all over again because of the photo.
You are right in seeing 2 different sides. They are 2 sides of us …we get stuck on one side sometimes. It is up to us to skilfully flip our way of being using intention.
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the photo looks very attractive with the beautiful blue of the endless wide. The fog gives the picture something mysterious So I’ve also understood the poem … it is difficult with the translation but it can be seen that it is about different perspectives. Very deep-thinking and wonderfully poetic!
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Thank you very much for taking the time to understand 🙂 The fog represents the thick mental turmoil that sometimes darkens our day but it can shift if we skilfully keep the intention of staying in acceptance and work our way through it. My sequence of words describes the process.
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Thought provoking piece and beautiful photo. My favourite part:
“Sneakingly seething
Desired detachment”
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I am so happy that you shared your favorite part! 🙂 Thank you very much dear Magarisa
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You’re most welcome, Pragal.
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Pragalbha, you are right.
But I got a feeling, looking at the picture that I don’t have to read the poetry.
It’s all there
So very lovely
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That is such happiness to me 🙂 Your comment made me feel I was so right in re-posting this poem with this picture. Thank you very much.
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Pragalbha I am very glad.
The picture recites the poem 🌹
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Thank you.
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👍good morning
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Lovely reflections , profound & beautifully crafted Pragalbha!
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Thank you very much for your continued kindness, it means a lot to me.
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The picture and the poem!
A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!
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Thank you very much dear friend, you gave me a wide smile 🙂
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that is a beautiful picture…… mystique and illusive…….
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Thank you very much, makes me happy you think so too.
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Absolutely beautiful picture with a delightful poem. Loved it 🙂
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Thank you so much for your kind appreciation 🙂
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The pic is so surreal…And what lovely lines to go with it. Picture perfect!
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Thank you so much, I am so happy you like the picture, I love it too 🙂 Deeply appreciate your kind words on my poetry.
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The picture and the poem make a perfect pair, actually the poem seems to be a reflection of the beautiful picture Pragalbha 👌
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Thank you so much, you make me feel happy about my decision to put them together 🙂
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I’m impressed that you tried having a mostly written presence online. People seem to really want pictures.
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Thank you for saying that. I kept writing mostly because something wouldn’t stop from flowing from within me. Didn’t really plan for the blog or how it should be. Now finally found the space and inspiration to pair my posts with pictures.
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Beautiful picture and an equally beautiful poetry to complete and complement it 👌👌
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Thank you so much Deepika, the picture as if called out to this poem 🙂
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that is an image one could lose their self in for hours and your words go splendidly with it too dear Pragal. Kudos for a fine reblog, thanks for sharing your words and beauty with the world.
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You are right, I could lose myself in that picture, I think I was lost in the moments we were there, don’t really recollect being there or taking the picture. Thank you so much for your kind appreciation 🙂
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those are always the best, found after the fact but embraced and stirs up the old memory banks too 🙂
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So true 🙂
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Pragalbha, did you take this picture? Its so serene and matches the poem quite well.
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Actually my husband and I are a bit confused as to which one of us took the picture. We sure enjoyed the moments there 🙂 Thank you very much.
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:))))))))))
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🙂 🙂
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That photo is simply breathtaking!
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Thank you very much!
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You’re welcome. 🙂
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The picture is like a poetry itself …so beautiful..almost moving
And you have given it lovely words…
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Thank you so much for sharing in my love and happiness of the picture 🙂
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Oh my you have been busy since my last visit Pragalbha.. And your image is beautiful
You are so clever with words
“Dissatisfied destiny
Emerging epiphany
Liquefying lament
Braving boredom” 🙂
Wonderful poem.. 🙂
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Haha 🙂 and I am so grateful you are taking the time to visit back! Reading those words back from you is such happiness. Thank you very much for your kindness.
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Always welcome.. I follow so many it is impossible at times to catch every post everyone posts.. But I try to visit back those who also take time to visit and leave me their valued thoughts. And I do so value yours. 🙂 xxxx ❤
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Those placid waters bathing in the pleasant rays of the sun paint a picture of a a calm and happy mind . A beautiful picture and perfect lines to go with it, Pragalbha.
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I remember those moments to be clam and happy, true. Thank you so much for your beautiful words. Your comments make me very happy.
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I could read these words 100 times and they would not become boring. It´hard to chose a favorit, but I think it would be: “Evergrown emotion Sullen stupefaction” and of course the end…: ) It´s just complete!
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Dear friend, you made my day of this lifetime with your so generous reads and time on this poem. I am very grateful, thank you!!
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