THIS WAY
There are crisscross shadows on the curtains
The kettle is always on
Green light shines through old wine bottles full of olive oil
And the strings of strange instruments shiver
The sun shines and so the oil lamp waits unlit
Paper plants tremble in the window
And pegs hang thinking about holding up washing
The porthole is a moon
There's dust on the dice
And in the oil paint
Once upon a times hide in unexpected places
And small wire horses gallop across window ledges
Two knarled fellows crouch and grimace at one another
The sun paints colours of India here and there
And wooden eggs nest on string
Birdsong hangs silhouetted
And the sun after rain shines on through our windows
There are crisscross shadows on the curtains
The kettle is always on
Green light shines through old wine bottles full of olive oil
And the strings of strange instruments shiver
The sun shines and so the oil lamp waits unlit
Paper plants tremble in the window
And pegs hang thinking about holding up washing
The porthole is a moon
There's dust on the dice
And in the oil paint
Once upon a times hide in unexpected places
And small wire horses gallop across window ledges
Two knarled fellows crouch and grimace at one another
The sun paints colours of India here and there
And wooden eggs nest on string
Birdsong hangs silhouetted
And the sun after rain shines on through our windows
in a time of immense personal pain and struggle,
ReplyDeletei am looking for any sign of sun after rain.
that final photo is like ancient balm.
A lovely set of photos, the porthole moon is magical, and I love those little dusty dice stuck down with blu tack! Happy travelling. Joy
ReplyDeleteStunning. Gorgeous. Both your home and hearts. The photos are spectacular. Must you hoard all the beauty and talent in the world!?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful set of photos - love the falls of light on the wood and through the glass. It's another world entirely.
ReplyDeleteThank you for dropping by earlier and for your kind comment :)
You've shown how the everyday can be the most beautiful thing in the world. Wonderful. Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteMy keyboard keys are sticking. I had to delete a comment akin to this one due to all the typos.
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I have to agree ith Shelley Noble..."Must you hoard all the beauty and talent in the world!?" :)
You have the most intriguing blog that I've had the pleasure of reading in a long time!!
Th photos are stunning!!
Oh, Rima,
ReplyDeleteThere's just one word necessary here:
MAGICAL!
A lovely feast for weary eyes.
All my best,
Laura
How beautiful. How wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI feel I have stepped back in time, into a lovely fairy tale. You can set the scene like no other. Stunning.
ReplyDeleteRima,
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are breathtaking and really heighten "the everyday" of life. You are always an inspiration.:) Thanks for sharing your talents and I always enjoy visiting...I am tempted to pour myself a cup of tea from your kettle and sit a spell.:) hugs, Amy
Really beautiful photographs, thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBrings to mind something Goethe once said:
ReplyDeleteThinking is more interesting than knowing, but less interesting than looking.
Lovely pics - thanks for sharing
Thank you for such a lovely visit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love this perspective that you shared with us on your world. These photographs are magical, and fun. I really like the light in the second photo. Wow, and those rain drops....
ReplyDeleteCan someone fall in love with the form of life of another person?, of her eyes?, of her photos?...
ReplyDeleteI believe that yes. I praise blog. I will visit it mas often.
An embrace.
P.D: Excuses for my Englishman... XP
what a lovely place to call home, and the thing that stuck me most with a smile was the dice stuck down with blue tack too! what a lovely house on wheels. i love the moon too portal too! and the raindrops, and, well, pretty much everything. happy journeying
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting a wonderful sequence.
ReplyDeletelovely~perfect for hanging on ones own wall to enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSimply glorious.
ReplyDeleteDelightful! Thank you for sharing these simplest of joys.
ReplyDeletelovely little snippets of your cozy wee space...
ReplyDeletecontinued joy in the journey!
Absolutely magical :)
ReplyDeleteThanx for the tour :~)
ReplyDeleteYour gifts seem unlimited; your eye true; how does one ever thank you you for seeing like this.. joan t
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful micro-world you've highlighted where the detailing of a tiny horse can make it huge in the imagination.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the horse travelled and had adventures on it's way to the moon to ask for the sunshine to return? :-)
Thanks for sharing.
the window photos are my favorites...
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ReplyDeleteMy favourite kind of pictures. Pictures filled with light and shadow.
Thanks for sharing RIma!
Love your photos, was lovely to see your blog updates this morning, so how are you going? Is the truck repaired?
ReplyDeleteHave a great time.
Linda
It all sounds so soothing and mellow!
ReplyDeleteErin :)
Wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteThey smell like wood, forest, rain, dirt, tea, memories and dreams.
Let me know when you get into East Anglia. Where is the exhibition? It would be great to meet you both, and I may be able to swing a few days for you facing a field with only pet cattle and owls living in it. Ldet me know via email if you can...otherwise good luck and happy trails.
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Thank you Rima. Simple works and such delight! We are a week away from our first night in our wee wheeled home ... then, we shall in great company. Cheers ~ Mokihana
ReplyDeleteYour blog is a feast for the senses. I feel the sun on my face as I look at it streaming in at me in your last photo.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh Rima,
ReplyDeleteYou DO live a fairytale...
Kisses
Ulla
i am so happy that i found your enchanting blog. it brings me so much joy to look at your photos and art. love, na
ReplyDeleteI think true talent is taking ordinary things and making them seem magical. Good luck and bright blessings in your lovely little home.
ReplyDeletebeautiful images Rima, i love the way you see the beauty in the small things & quiet places. thank you for this beam of sunshine into our own homes x
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Your photos look so enchanting. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo happy to enjoy that lovely, rich light :) Thank you for the gift of it.
ReplyDeleteAgain I am just in love with photos!!!
ReplyDeleteWilkie.
Oh Rima, this is so poetic it could be a book! I enjoyed this post very much, seeing your home through your eyes, just wonderful!x
ReplyDeleteRima, Beautiful images from a sharing soul..
ReplyDeleteThe raindrops help us treasure the sun and the sunbeams helps us value the rain......
Thank you, gwen
Beautiful! I love visiting your wonderful blog - it's like stepping through the wardrobe into another land...
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We have been off line moving so it was wonderful to find several lovely entries to catch up on.
ReplyDeleteAlso my in laws bought me one of your prints for my birthday, which now has pride of place in our new home. I was thrilled to bits :0)We're in Central Colchester if you're passing through. Sadly no parking, but our kettle's always on too !
somehow its a little bit of surreal! I love it and I wish to see some of your latest works. If you know I follow your blog, and I wish to see my blog also if you want to... I am very glad if you hear my request!
ReplyDeletesomehow its a little bit of surreal! I love it and I wish to see some of your latest works. If you know I follow your blog, and I wish to see my blog also if you want to... I am very glad if you hear my request!
ReplyDeleteby the way this is my blog... kingofarkhesus.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteYour images are magical and the whole post is an illustrated poem. You remind us to see the beauty and value in simple things - thankyou.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely to see and appreciate the tiny things of life.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your wonderful gifts of writing and photography that you shared with us!! I must remember to visit you more often - this is balm-for-the-soul stuff.
ReplyDeleteI sure hope you get your home's engine fixed soon. How can you be wanderers without being able to wander??!
Sending many good thoughts your way,
Robinn
so beautiful pictures! just love watching them!
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