This is in an insanely clever pairing. I like the picture with the poem, it makes me think of discovering something lost to fire, and suggest the meditative process of looking over found items recovered from a fire. My house burned down years ago. Thank you for posting this. It was very peaceful and meditative. I really enjoyed it.
Oh, wow! I’m glad it made you feel peaceful and meditative. I can’t imaging the devastation of such loss. Thank you for stopping by and commenting, Damien!
Thank you for the kind words, it was very surreal, but I am coming to terms with everything I have been remembering recently. I like this piece in particular because it helped me do this, remember hard things I used to drink/get high to forget in a peaceful meditative way, you really helped me. I have been having a tough time today.
I Write Her 
Oh wow… so true!
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❤ Thanks, Belladonna!
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*sigh* … yes…
Excellent, Susi.
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David
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❤ That is high praise, David. Thank you!
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Very true… elusive indeed!
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🙂 It happens to the best of us!
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guttingly true, alas.
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❤ Thank you, Jude!
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Ah the great mystery of love, ever the uncertainty, even when you think you have it. Wonderful poem Susi.
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Yes. It can be heart-wrenching. Thanks, Paul!
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Very welcome Susi
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Beautiful expression, Susi. Love is always present everywhere, in all its forms, but our perception makes it elusive. My opinion may be wrong.
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Appreciate your comments, Indira! I think you’ve given me more food for thought with your opinion. ❤
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So kindof you tosay that, dear. Thanks.❤
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Elusive, it truly is for some..❤️
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❤ Thank you, Mich! Yes, sadly.
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Elusive – good description. Some chase love and others wait for love to find them…
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Very true! Thanks, Val! 🙂
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It sure can be…
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Insightful, Susi. 🙂
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Thank you, Aishwarya! 🙂
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You are welcome, Susi. 🙂
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Beautiful expression of waiting for love. Thanks Susi for joining in.
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Thanks so much, Sadje! 🙂
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You’re most welcome
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This is in an insanely clever pairing. I like the picture with the poem, it makes me think of discovering something lost to fire, and suggest the meditative process of looking over found items recovered from a fire. My house burned down years ago. Thank you for posting this. It was very peaceful and meditative. I really enjoyed it.
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Oh, wow! I’m glad it made you feel peaceful and meditative. I can’t imaging the devastation of such loss. Thank you for stopping by and commenting, Damien!
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Thank you for the kind words, it was very surreal, but I am coming to terms with everything I have been remembering recently. I like this piece in particular because it helped me do this, remember hard things I used to drink/get high to forget in a peaceful meditative way, you really helped me. I have been having a tough time today.
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You’re welcome, Damien! Glad to be of help. 🙂
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