“to read a poem in January is as lovely as to go for a walk in June” (jean-paul sartre)
This is my visual interpretation of this lovely quote for challenge number 1 from the four.
I took this image on a walk I took on my birthday – quiet, serene, peaceful.
Wow, what a great POV.
oh my gosh, this is so incredibly beautiful, so poetic in the curve of the light .. am so glad you decided to do this interpretation ~ love!!
Thanks Teri!
Thanks Darlene – I am so glad that you like my interpretation! Looking forward to more challenges….
this is so compelling to me ~ i have a sense of
time and memory with the arc of the bench
and a youthful hopefulness in the dappled light
~ oh! and a very sensual innocence with the flower
compelling and beautiful
and thank you sooo much for joining in with the
collaboration ~
(sheepish)
i meant the delicate twig
(i have flowers on my mind this morning)
!!!!
Oh, wow! The curve of this bench is so…so…I don’t have the words! But it does evokes feelings of nostalgia and a desire to stop and rest…Lovely!
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This interpretation of the prompt is wonderful, it does transport one back in time, it has a vintage, seventies feel to it. For me personally it does anyway, because that is about how tall I would have been looking at a park bench in the seventies!
Also the tones indicate a vintage feel, I just love it well done!
Happy belated birthday, I’m a Capricorn too.
xo
Oh, this is really fantastic.
I feel whistleful looking here. I want to sit here and read poetry all afternoon.
oh, I love this interpretation. I could read there all day.
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