Sunday, December 13, 2015

Embracing Light

pic credit -Truedessa's collection








full moon
awakening
aglow in nakedness
resting my heart within your limbs
sighing
~
glowing
under moonlight
in another season
longing for your tender embrace
dreaming
~
my heart
entwined with yours
magical connection
standing bare and vulnerable
touch me 
~
silence
natures allure
capturing rare moments
in darkness there are rays of light
I see



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note: captured this pic recently
and it spoke to me today 
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32 comments:

  1. Sumana RoyDecember 13, 2015

    it's rare moment indeed when light is seen in darkness....

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  2. Pat HattDecember 13, 2015

    What the moon can do as it shines down upon you there at your zoo. A moment to stop an view.

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    1. TruedessaDecember 13, 2015

      Haha - you know that moon will always make me swoon..moonlight & stardust go hand in hand...

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  3. AnonymousDecember 13, 2015

    Always mesmerising..the moon.

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    1. TruedessaDecember 13, 2015

      That it is...there is something magical about it..

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  4. Donna@LivingFromHappinessDecember 13, 2015

    I can see why this picture spoke to you...it is lovely and I love:

    'silence
    natures allure
    capturing rare moments
    in darkness there are rays of light
    I see'

    There is light around us even in the darkness thankfully!

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    1. TruedessaDecember 13, 2015

      Thank you ..the moon is in the heart center of a tree with strong roots..

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  5. Sanaa RizviDecember 13, 2015

    Such a profound write :D

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  6. Sherry Blue SkyDecember 13, 2015

    "standing bare and vulnerable"....so tender......poignant memories.........and a beautiful photo!

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    1. TruedessaDecember 14, 2015

      Hi Sherry,

      There is something vulnerable about the tree standing unclothed...

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  7. humbirdDecember 13, 2015

    You capture real nature allures....

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  8. brudbergDecember 13, 2015

    I love the full moon.. if it wouldn't be so cold I would embrace its silver...

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    1. TruedessaDecember 14, 2015

      It does have a warm glow though and it has the power of attraction.

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  9. MaryDecember 13, 2015

    A magical connection beneath the full moon - what more could one want!

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    1. TruedessaDecember 14, 2015

      Hi Mary,

      The moon is resting in the heart of the tree...

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  10. Jae RoseDecember 14, 2015

    And thank heavens for those rays of light - wherever we are lucky enough to find them...this poem shone like silver moon beams..

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    1. TruedessaDecember 14, 2015

      Hi Jae Rose,

      Let's hope those rays of light will always shine even during times of darkness.

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  11. Wendy BourkeDecember 14, 2015

    This is a beautiful cinquain - and the form: mesmerizing. A lovely post.

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  12. SpacerGuyDecember 15, 2015

    I love the full moon, it brings out the crazy trekker in me. I promise not to shriek like a tribble and be good but seriously, Awesome poetry truedessa. Merry Trekmas!

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    1. TruedessaDecember 16, 2015

      Merry Trekmas! Very clever..thanks for the visit and maybe, I will get a tribble as a gift as they are quite loveable.

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  13. Sandra CoxDecember 15, 2015

    I love this. It's filled with so much beauty and longing.

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  14. AnonymousDecember 16, 2015

    Loved it!

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  15. klahanieDecember 16, 2015

    I listened to the garden's symphony. And the wind, such gentle, playful wind, danced merrily through creaking branches. The full moon cast shadows and kissed the ground below.

    Thank you for your wondrous poem, dear Truedessa. Indeed, captured through the photo's inspiration.

    Gary

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    1. TruedessaDecember 16, 2015

      Hi Gary,

      I always enjoy reading your comments..and that wind does like to dance in the shadows of moonlight.

      Thank you for your visit! I hope you are well...

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  16. Ostensible TruthDecember 26, 2015

    a great cinquain - the moon has an old-world charm that appeals to us innately.

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