What is the name
for the brink
of between?
How to bridge
the gap? What lines
cast what shadows
into the way
of where or when?
Why bother
either saving
or spending
time?—it can’t
be returned
or made to last
beyond the edge.
A quadrille for Jade at dVerse using the word way as inspiration.
K. 
Deep! Great rendition of that song, the banjo and accordian work so well together with her clear voice. As long as there’s a patch of blue sky, hope lives.
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Thanks Jade. So true. This song has been covered by so many people but I like the raw simplicity of this one. The videos with footage from the movie 1917 are just too heartbreaking.
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You’re welcome.
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We just gotta life it
Nice one Kerfe
Thanks for dropping by to read mine
Much💖love
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Thanks Gillena. Indeed we do.
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Enjoyed this philosophically potent flow of questions and conclusions.
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Thanks Dora.
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Bridging the in-between and finding the way to that patch of blue. Thoughtful poem and dreamy art.
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The sea between is worth preserving even after bridging the gap. The questions are ever-present though, so many gaps and maybe not enough bridges.
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I think what matters most is trying to find that bridge more than actually crossing it…
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That may be true, Bjorn.
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This calls for new bridges . . . with no tolls.
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Its true, we must always be building newer and stronger ones.
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A dark and brooding piece very much in tune with the music.
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Thanks Ingrid. It’s a powerful song.
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We’re always on that edge, even as it moves before us, moving forward.
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I think that’s true. We don’t always notice it though.
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Good ponderings here, well done.
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Thanks De.
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Beautifully stated. Agreed. Love the images as well! 💕
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Thanks Bela.
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