Tuesday, June 2, 2026

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Something

Something old - those photos faded now, seem strange and somewhat awkard, faces disappearing within past times


Something new will perhaps be so, for mere moments; time and technology in a fierce battle of existing and continuing. 


Something borrowed - does anything really belong? is anything even really owned? Food, clothing, rites and rituals


Something blue like the sky, which scientists report is not coloured so but only appears thus. Not to be confusing. So don't overthink it

© gillena cox



14 comments:

  1. I enjoyed your philosophical take, Gillena. Old, new, borrowed, blue --- you make it all grist for the mill of change and perplexity, and so relatable. Well done.

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  2. Thank you for your appreciation, Dora

    Much love

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  3. A philosophical take indeed, Gillena, and I like how you included all the lines from the rhyme. The youth of today won’t understand fading photos with everything recorded on their mobile phones, but I still treasure images I can hold in my hands, even if the faces are disappearing.

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    1. Thank you for your appreciation, Kim

      Much love

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  4. Such a thoughtful take on the prompt, Gillena! 💙

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  5. Thank you for your appreciation, Merril

    Much love

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  6. we have reached a point when most of what we have is something old

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  7. Thank you for your appreciation, Björn

    Much love

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  8. I enjoyed this very much. "Fading photos" are a fading concept, yeah?

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  9. Thank you for your appreciation, Christopher

    Much love

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  10. I love your philosophical, thoughtful take, Gillena. 💙

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  11. Thank you for your appreciation, Punam

    Much love

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  12. Gillena, I like how you meander over the lines with lived wisdom.

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  13. I love your unique thoughts. Now I can think of nothing but the blue sky!

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