I love it when two modes of creativity decide to merge! My muse has wandered between my Poeticals project and the Photography Challenge to create a strange mix of doodling, photography, and poetry.
Poeticals III – Words from the covers of mystery novels.
Dead shadows
phantom jewel
Stonecutter eyes
black, beautiful
Talking bones
sly delusion
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Photography Challenge Prompt: Doodle something and document it.
The sky pines as pine trees stand tall.
What makes blue cry and green so strong?
Pine tree doodle. Scribbled and photographed by c.b.w.
Note: The words above this sketch were inspired by a writing prompt that required playing with homophones. Through chance, I ended up with “pine” which also lead to the doodle for this shot.
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c.b.w. 2012
C.B. Wentworth 
Cool!
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Ha! My muse will be happy to hear her wanderings are cool. 😉
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Awesome!
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Thanks! 🙂
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There is something so attractive about your words in response to your sketch. It’s like one of those impossible sayings that is used to open up your mind during meditative times.
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Wow – thanks! Your very kind words made my day. 🙂
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I love the way you play with words.
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Thanks! I see words as a game with no rules. 🙂
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pretty cool, eh?
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I love that line – “What makes blue cry and green so strong?” Awesome!
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Thank you! 🙂
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I see you’re up to some new inspiration! Keep going! 🙂
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My muse is never satisfied with the same old thing! 🙂
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so creative!
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Thanks! 😀
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I especially admire your pine tree doodles. I admire anyone who can doodle so that it looks intriguing. 🙂
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Thanks! I’ve always said I can’t draw, but then there are doodles I can’t believe came from my pen. 🙂
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Love the doodle! It’s a fantastic word, too, isn’t it – doodle! Your blue green question reminds me of Neruda’s Book of Questions.
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I’ve always loved the word doodle! It’s fun to say and it always makes me laugh. 🙂
Hmmm . . . I may have to look up that book.
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Love the pine doodle and the words to go with it! You’re goooood!
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Thanks! You’re too kind. 🙂
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Very clever!
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Thanks! 😀
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Coming up for fresh air here…I’ve forgotten how much I love the playfulness of your creativity…and happy to be back!
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Glad to see you back! 🙂
Creativity should be fun and whimsical! I like to have fun in everything I do, so it makes sense to let my words and my drawing pen play. 🙂
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