Photo By: Carrie
Sitting within
the view rolling
around inside my head a mix
of details and beautiful
Blur
opening my heart
those dreams have marinated
for so much of my life waiting
longing for the timing
to align I can sense
it’s coming together those whispers
are getting louder
Soon
those blurry edges
I have walked toward without
knowing where I am going
are coming into focus because I trusted
more than I could
Know
** This post is part of Monochrome Madness brought together each week by Leanne Cole. You can find my photograph mixed in with many wonderful monochrome images in this week’s gallery, HERE.
The Shady Tree 
Oh Carrie – such lovely heartfelt words and beautifully descriptive image 🙂
Thank you, Robyn. I loved this view, up high on a ridge looking into the ocean. It started singing when I tried it in monochrome.
There are a lot of exciting things coming together, finally. Our momentum has shifted, the dream of moving here working out for our whole family is turning into a reality and it feels so good to have trusted the feeling that this was the right move! My words are celebrating, I will be soon too 🙂
I am so happy for you all Carrie – that is very good news and is reflected in your beautiful words and image 😃
Thank you, thank you!!
Beautiful words.Spotted this gorgeous shot on Leanne Cole’s blog. The delicate sepia tone is lovely. I’m partial to macro photography and this is a wonderful capture.
Thank you for coming to see more after finding my image on Leanne Cole’s MMC. That is great to hear.
I am partial to macro work as well. I can’t get close enough! Words and photographs live together for me, the photographs have something to say 🙂 Looking forward to seeing your work as well. Thanks again.
The idea of marinating dreams is so intriguing to me; it sent me off into a web of thought and imaginings.
Ahh yes, I really like thinking of my thoughts and dreams marinating, there is something hopeful and profound about that thought! I love that you got caught up on that 🙂 Thank you so much, Janet!
A beautiful monochrome and I love the poem – I get a real sense of the elation of dreams finally coming to fruition.
That is so lovely to hear, Louise because they ARE. It is a hopeful feeling! I am happy to hear you enjoyed the monochrome, it surprised me that it worked 🙂