She held her breath and waited for the instant
In time
Where Earth’s equator passed through
The center of the sun.
Imperfectly balanced
As it was
By arcs and tilt and latitudes,
She cared not about
The argument that it could never be
In ideal form,
Or that the exact timing
Varied
With convictions
And perceptions of the mind.
She paused nonetheless,
Determined
To witness the fleeting equilibrium
Of light and dark,
And the shift of balance
That it could,
perhaps today, allow.
For Sammi’s Weekend Writing Prompt: Equinox in 83 words
wow! this image and the poem, perfection, just what i need for this morning!
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Yay! So pleased it ‘hit the spot’ this morning.
🙂
We can use some balance – or hold on to the potential for it – these days, don’t we?
Have a lovely!
Na’ama
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What a beautiful take on “Equinox”…Perfect photo to go with 😉
Eeesh… now I am afraid to tackle this one 😉
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Now … really … Dale … That won’t do at all!
All I can say is “under no circumstances are you to” to feel too afraid to tackle a prompt … 😉
(Did it work?)
XOXO
Na’ama
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No? It won’t, Na’ama?
Buahahaha!
Yes, it did. Working on it as we “speak”… 😛
Dale
xo
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Reblogged this on anita dawes and jaye marie.
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This was amazing and I loved it!
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🙂 Thank you!!! 🙂
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Na’ama Y’karah,
Simply divine in word and image. Love the photo.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thank you, Rochelle!
Isn’t the photo sublime? It is a royalty free stock photo — generous people who allow their fantastic work to be shared.
🙂
Na’ama
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