Stone, so strong;
faith stands tall
Green, so fragile;
life goes on
Westminster Abbey, c.b.w. 2011
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Words are wonderful things, aren’t they?
They are indeed, especially when they finally start fitting together.
Perfect post for my Sunday morning reflection with coffee and cats.
Sundays are when I think about London the most and its always with a cup of coffee and my cats.
Kindred spirits, we are.
Lovely.
Thank you.
London is starting to speak after such a long period of silence. So far, I like what it has to say.
Beautiful photograph.
uponatlas.
Thanks!
I was trying to get a shot without throngs of tourists – no easy feat – and this was the result. I quite like it myself!
An awesome shot with lovely words/thoughts to go with it..
Thank you!
Once again the scribbles in my journal have finally found a place to settle.
Please tell me you’re going to write a lot more poetry.
Your words really make the image (great in itself) a multi-dimensional feast for eyes and mind.
Thank you! After a long bout of silence, lines of poetry are once again popping in to my mind. Hopefully, they will continue to arrive.
A refreshing surprise from you, lovely.
Thank you.
There’s more to come. London is finally starting open up to me after so many months since returning home. I’m both excited and enlightened by words that are coming out of my pen.
I love that London is opening up to you and you are opening that up to us.
I knew it was going to take a while to internalize everything, mainly because I am someone who looks at little details before I take in the whole picture. Three week is a lot to pick apart, but the words are starting to come little by little.