- Photo Scott Wyden
Submitted to One Shoot Sunday where you can enjoy poetry inspired by the photography of Scott Wyden: http://onestoppoetry.com/
Ascension
Can you escape
the ghetto of your soul?
Believe in blue,
grab hold a wisp of cloud
and soar.
blue is freedom, white is purity 🙂
best way to escape from darkness
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Your words made me feel as if I could soar! Wonderful!
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Hey, I love this!
Bless!
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This is a great write and so perfect for the prompt.
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Beautiful. I hope to experience such an ascension 🙂
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Where is the button that says, “I love, love, love this!” Like is not enough. Hugs, pat
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..Believe in blue,
grab hold a wisp of cloud.. love this and love that you took it from the outer to the inner world..
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Great take on the image. In cities it’s always important to occasionally look up.
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Short, succinct and hopeful. That view looks as if it could almost suck one up and out, doesn’t it?
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Wonderfully optimistic!
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The ghetto of your soul…strong write ~.^
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Have to reiterate previous praise, “the ghetto of your soul” is a great tone setting line. Excellent work with the prompt.
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The blue is up there! Wisp of a cloud…if only…
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That’s straight to the point! Encouraging and vry well presented. Great post.
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yes, stunning image ~ think I coud grab that piece of blue and soar ~ great write ~ Lib @Libithina
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“the ghetto of your soul” – very much like that line…a wonderful pairing of words for this photograph, one cannot help but look up ~
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The ghetto of the soul….love that!
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Oh! Those buildings are swaying in the wind. Yes, Victoria, I trust that I can and will.
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nice minimalist form…clouds themselves are rather magical transforming the sky into a play ground of imagery…perhaps the dragon i saw early will fly down and let me ride…smiles. ghetto of the soul…nice…
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Powerful image and words aspire to point a way out! Antonia Baranov
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I love this, such a bold image accompanied by such bold and fluent words, I feel drawn into the photograph, it’s almost dizzying, pertinent and fierce
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Victoria:
It is breathtaking. I have lived on a mountain…but skyscrapers are so different.
This photo is powerful.
It remind me of a visit to NYC. I wouldn’t let go of my mother’s hand.
SOAR!
appropriate word
Jaye
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