day of the dead--
the candle sputters
with your breath
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"Art does not reflect the visible; rather, it makes visible" ~Paul Klee
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4 comments:
Nora, I hope you'll not mind this -echo- to your good lines.
candles flame
a moth follows this lure
a kind wind
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Your kind complement is most welcome and well done. Thanks, Magyar!
lovely...
Thank you, Kouji dear. I appreciate your constancy and generous comments.
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