I was walking through a narrow passage yesterday and looked up to an interesting photo composition:
When I saw the theme for this Weekly Photo Challenge, I thought of it as a transition period; going from the known into the unknown. I also thought of a poem I wrote some time ago. Enjoy!
The Walk Away
Alone with my thoughts; they’re all I have left
Sunset on another day lost to waiting in vain
A fading echo prompts me back to my reality
But a distant memory revives to relive the pain
I thought ‘us’ my best kept secret, yet so many know
The loud resonating secret I choose to ignore
Now withered and grey, yet still all alone
But reality sets in and the message is so clear
Not sure when the song finally faded away
Though I constantly look up, you never will appear
My eyes have been opened, I now see the light
Time creeps over the patient, who are too long patient
**End if**
I also really liked this one: Fitness, Food and Photography
Ayoliag,thank you for visiting my site and liking my posts.Jalal
Very inspiring poem.Best wishes.jalal
🙂 Thank you
Beautiful entry. picture is quite superb and poem all-the-more inspiring.
🙂 Thank you so much!!
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Thank you for welcoming me to your world….
It’s quite blury, isn’t it? 🙂
Stop kidding. I like your composition and the fact that it looks like a picture that you took when you met the guy from the “Third Kind”…
Good entry!
haahaahahahaha You are most welcome! Stop by any time but yes it does get a lil crazy here at times 🙂
You are right! It does have this extra terrestrial feel to it! Thank you! Best wishes…. *runs over to check out your awesomeness*
Great take on the challenge!
😀 Thnkx! Glad you liked it
Beautiful poem and shot… 😉
thank you 🙂
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thank you! 🙂
Lovely poem and the image is very striking
Thank you! yes I really love the capture. it’s exactly how I wanted it!
I have been through these transition periods too. Not easy to walk away, but sometimes you just have to…
Quite so … just realized this was the poem wrote during that workshop with Ann-Margaret Lim and co.
Oh yes! You told me about that. I must get in touch with her, she has gone a bit quiet…
Nice! I’m sure she’ll appreciate that! 🙂