time
distills
into the
slow motion of
half-forgotten hours–
astral sunsets emerge
inside the dense dazzled air–
waiting to join the fading light
that veils the edge between earth and sky
A nonet for Sue Vincent’s photo prompt, above, and Colleen’s #tanka Tuesday, with synonyms for blessed and hex, provided by Anita Dawes.
I did two rorschach paintings which turned out slightly different.
But somehow I always end up with wings.
K. 
Beautifully written!
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Thanks Lucy.
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Oh my. This is amazing K. I’m definitely saving this. WOW!
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Thanks Jude. That makes me feel good!
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It’s soooo good
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Breathtaking words and images. Your oracle definitely has wings! It’s where the two (earth and sky) meet in the middle that we find the magic! You captured this perfectly, Kerfe. ❤
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Thanks Colleen.
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Feels other worldly. Love the feel of this. Nice work 😊
Pat
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Thanks Pat.
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A lovely poem, Kerfe. I like the paintings too, the colours are very complimentary.
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Thanks Robbie. Even with the bright reflection, Sue’s landscape had a feeling of softness to me.
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It does, Kerfe. Sue’s pictures are always lovely.
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Wings and liminal spaces–so beautifully done, Kerfe!
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Thanks Merril. Always wings.
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Like a visit from the angels. Thank you.
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Thanks Suzanne. Sue’s photos often contain them.
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I think your words and artwork will always have wings, Kerfe.
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Thanjs Sue.
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Reblogged this on Where Genres Collide Traci Kenworth YA Author & Book Blogger for all Genres as well as craft books and commented:
Like this!
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Thank you!
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You’re welcome!
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Beautiful
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I like the description of the slow motion of those forgotten hours.
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Thanks Frank. It feel like much of life is traveling in slow motion right now.
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