Oops. Had to pause in my passing and snap this lovely flower mural on a wall in Ajijic; Caught a bit of my car window in the bottom corner. Lots of new murals going up in town.
For Cee’s FOTD
Oops. Had to pause in my passing and snap this lovely flower mural on a wall in Ajijic; Caught a bit of my car window in the bottom corner. Lots of new murals going up in town.
For Cee’s FOTD
After the Earthquake: Still Life with Cat
Kukla and Ollie’s usual resting place on the garage counter has been taken over by Jesus and Eduardo who are repainting the murals on my rebuilt walls. As usual, this cat knows the perfect pose for every situation and scene.
For Cee’s FOTD
The last major earthquake to be felt here on Lake Chapala (we were not at the epicenter) did in this arch over my door that leads onto the street from my front yard. It had to be taken down and the painting around it done by master painter Jesus Lopez Vega was lost as well. Here it is, rebuilt and restored. He’s now painting my address with embellishment on the wall to the left and needs to paint the light cover. I’ll show more photos later. Wanted to show this for Thursday Doors, however, as I haven’t posted on it for some time.
HERE is a link that shows the door and arch before and during restoration.
For Thursday Doors
I don’t know how this shot came about. I used no editing or tricks, but of the thousands of road shots I sifted through to find a photo for Cee’s reinaugural Which Way challenge, this was the most intriguing. A very good depiction of too many days on the road! Even my camera seems to have been confused. Welcome back, Cee.
Mutability
It
is life.
We can’t fight
the truth that we
were born to those rules
that return us to soil
from whence we have been lifted
time after time, metamorphosed
from light to shadow, from breath to wind,
to rise and fall in some eternal plan
we have no chart for except for what we see
in ripening grain and bread upon the table,
oceans raised into the air to fall as springtime rain.
Why can’t we see
we can’t control
our universe
but instead fall
like autumn leaves
down to the earth?
The above poem was written to this prompt: Write a poem in “Tree of Life” poetic form about changes, impermanence, and strength.
‘Tree of Life’ poetic form: