A Simple Wavelength, Haiku and Monochrome Monday w/ old-guy-photos

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A Simple Wavelength

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a field of daisies
monochromed or solar flared
pure resonation

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monochromed daisies
on a windy Monday, note
a simple wavelength

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Thank you to @old-guy-photos for hosting #monochromemonday.

All photos are my own

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Such cool shots and how you come up with so many Haikus for your posts is really impressive

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Thank you, JJ. Clear the mind and let them enter. It is a meditative process:)

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That could be the problem I am not sure my mind is ever clear it’s always running at full speed so much ch so I used to sleep with a pen and paper by my bed and would often wake to small notes I guess to myself that I had no memory of writing lol

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Love that process too. I think I miss out on a lot not recording my dreams:)

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Me to I had real weird dreams last night I only remember clearly the last one the others faded away

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Who could refuse you
Splendor reaching out, barely
Glorified by mono

Always wonderful, words and photos. They speak so well. xoxo

!tip

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Ah:) Love that you answered in haiku. That is fantastic:)

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Nice words and poems but I want to say nice formatting! I used to do some of that too. Canva also has some easy to use tools for free.

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Thank you, Paul. I use the markup code for most of the formatting. HTML code seems to work too. I will often format my photos the night before and then write the post the next day. It does add a level of artistry to how things sit on the page. You can tell a third story, so to speak.

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