Friday, January 1, 2010

2010...here we go again - 55 Flash Fiction Friday

HAPPY NEW YEAR!


Wishing everyone an inspired year, full of joy and fulfillment...
and most importantly - love.






















Momentous incidentals illuminate

eloquent reflections,
shouting from a shallow mirror
as moments tick by on an irresistible schedule,
tracking each memory whisked past the eye
beyond the speed of recognition, captured
for a second then left to fly swiftly away
sounding silently a sigh.

Each laugh heralding a cry - from end to end beginning again.


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Have a wonderful weekend and stop by G-Man via the link below, to read more fabulous 55's.








For more 55's visit G-Man at Mr. Knowitall.





Love,


7 comments:

  1. happy new year! wonderful 55...leaving me with a sigh as well..smiles.

    my 55 is up!

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  2. have a good day Eaton they will eventually pile up into a year and if they are mostly goods on the pile then nothing more can be asked. Be Well

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  3. Your 55's are much like you Eaton.
    Beautiful and Classy!!
    Thank you for your continued support this past year, and I hope 2010 brings you Peace and Prosperity....Galen

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  4. I've heard of living in the moment, but this might be a bit much.

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  5. I'm with G-Man, this was class personified. I love the light filled reflective imagery. The words flow off my tongue as I read them. Just beautiful! Thanks for visiting mine and Happy New Year!

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  6. Thats a pretty far out poem. Dance me..by Eric Bibb is sounding sad and sort of the way I feel at the moment. Thanks for the New Years wishes-

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  7. Love your slideshow..what a fresh delightful kitty! Awesome colors and photos!!
    I keep my eyes peeled to see if you've posted anything new! I'm sort of going through a block? Think I'll break through soon. How about you? Sometimes prompts help?
    Me..

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Falling Water by Frank Lloyd Wright

Falling Water by Frank Lloyd Wright
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