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Saturday, March 28, 2015

Feathery shadows

Stray feather near the pond photo Conservation.feather_zpssmadnwxr.jpg
Stray feather, Yuma Conservation Garden, Yuma, Arizona

Just a hint of shadows,
Where a feather lies
On the desert landscape
Under blazing skies.


Text and photo © 2015 by Magical Mystical Teacher



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May the sunlight and shadows always be with you!

14 comments:

  1. I am always running into feathers on the ground like this and wonder which bird it came from. I'd like to think that it also means something really good, symbolically to run into feathers. Like a lucky charm.

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  2. wonderful detailed photo - and your poem fits this image perfectly.

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  3. The lighter than air feather has seemingly hit the earth with nary a thud...the bird seems to feel nothing as if floats on the thermals in search of a new nesting place...

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  4. The shadow is a subtle as a feather is light.

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  5. Your poems always reinforce the photos.

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  6. What a fine little shadow. The poem suited it perfectly.

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  7. So many simple but beautiful things in the world. Have a blessed week.

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  8. And it's going to get more blazing as the weeks go by! Great find! Thanks for hosting.

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  9. A very pretty example of a slight shadow.

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  10. Feathers are so beautiful made, a pity the birds lose them.

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  11. Hello Shadow Lovers!

    Hope you have/had a wonderful weekend.

    Greetings from Africa...
    /CC

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  12. No doubt the feather's shade gives happiness some bugs in the desert.

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Always remember, a sign of shadows means a sign of light.
Namaste.