Once again, the Oracle made me work hard. I did not intend this to accompany the image I did for the Kick-About challenge last week, but I think that, strangely, it works. I’m sure the Oracle is acquainted with the vase-goddess who inspired the collage.
do our secrets listen to the night?
starry-eyed ghosts
opening like sails in wild air
lingering at windows
like haunted skyvoices
wordclouds dancing on oceans of dark
K. 
The images and words compliment each other so well here. I especially like the two goldfish which join together to form the image of a butterfly.
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Thanks Ingrid. Nature is so full of wonderful shapes and forms. I love to play with them.
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I imagine the Oracle and the Vase Goddess are well acquainted.
I really like the poem and the art. I like the idea of secrets listening to the night, and all the things there. It sounds like my imaginings. 😀. Your collage art is so surreal. I love the colors, and in the second image, to me, it looks like the Vase Goddess is looking over the sea from her throne on Mt. Vase Goddess.
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Night thoughts have their own agendas I think–which are often mysterious. The collage sprung from the Vase Goddess, so it makes sense she would be keeping an eye on things.
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Yes, it does.
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Oh! So mysterious, and the image is perfect. Fish-birds among waterclouds. Of course! The Oracle probably knows all goddesses.
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Thanks Jane. I’m sure she does.
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