I've read A Wrinkle In Time as well - I kind of forgot to finish it with all my schoolwork though! Promising storyline but I found it a little bit boring - I totally get why some people like it, and I might try rereading it now! I've heard a lot about Star Fish, I might try it soon
Sometimes, a handful of times a year, the sun sets in such a way that it casts an eerie orange light over everything, distinct from the light of the everyday golden hour. Do you know what I'm talking about?This is almost the opposite, the sun setting in violet! It's a very interesting color distortion.
The sea IS a healing place. There's something about the gentle crash of waves and the fresh, salty air. You were really able to capture that feeling, in only a few short words.
I remember first hearing about the Marfa ghost lights on Unsolved Mysteries, years ago! Fascinating, and a fascinating way to contextualize the beauty of the season, too.
Brilliant message, to live in the moment and appreciate what you have while you have it; Time comes for us all, after all! The references to the changing landscape -- the leaves, the night sky -- also help express this idea well.
This poem is so beautiful in an eye capturing way! I love your comparison of Fall and Autumn all while showing the theme of change fall (or Autumn!!) can bring!
I've read A Wrinkle In Time as well - I kind of forgot to finish it with all my schoolwork though! Promising storyline but I found it a little bit boring - I totally get why some people like it, and I might try rereading it now! I've heard a lot about Star Fish, I might try it soon
Sometimes, a handful of times a year, the sun sets in such a way that it casts an eerie orange light over everything, distinct from the light of the everyday golden hour. Do you know what I'm talking about?This is almost the opposite, the sun setting in violet! It's a very interesting color distortion.
Crunchy leaf season is here! So cool here, to see these signs of decay next to the flowers, such vibrant symbols of growth.
The sea IS a healing place. There's something about the gentle crash of waves and the fresh, salty air. You were really able to capture that feeling, in only a few short words.
I remember first hearing about the Marfa ghost lights on Unsolved Mysteries, years ago! Fascinating, and a fascinating way to contextualize the beauty of the season, too.
Brilliant message, to live in the moment and appreciate what you have while you have it; Time comes for us all, after all! The references to the changing landscape -- the leaves, the night sky -- also help express this idea well.
I absolutely love this picture. I love how you convey the first signs of fall through this photograph. :)
Thank you! That's totally what I was going for. Thanks for your opinion, it means a lot!
This poem is so beautiful in an eye capturing way! I love your comparison of Fall and Autumn all while showing the theme of change fall (or Autumn!!) can bring!
A beautiful way to describe being stuck in something you can't get out of. Have faith that the feeling will pass.