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[Image courtesy dVerse poets pub]
WHICH VIEW
Outside courts inside
Inside courts outside
It is about the view
It is no barrier really
Whether closed or open
Whether curtained or draped
Which side is whichside
The opened window
The winds drifts in
The eyes drift outward
The closed window
Keeping the rainy day out
Bringing the view of raindrops in.
Which View© gillena cox 2023
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What a great way to look at windows--and life--Gillena! Thank you! 💙
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It is all about perspective, isn't it. Very nice write, Gillena.
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What a paradox! Amazing poem, Gillena
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"The eyes drift outward"
ReplyDeleteThat's a brilliant line, Gillena ~ just lovely!
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David
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Thanks for your appreciation David
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I love the way you look at the windows from both sides.
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I second Bjorn. This was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI like the open better, fresh air if that distant smoke stays up wind.
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Thanks for your appreciation Jim
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You're right, of course. I doesn't change anything to the view whether the window is open or closed, only our sense of comfort
ReplyDeleteThanks for your appreciation Jane
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Appreciating the view from both sides of the window!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your appreciation Lynn
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