As the paint of years gone by starts to crumple and fade
My view has changed, like the shadows on your frame
I painted you with red enamel, dressed you from the inside
So the world may see how beautiful you are to me
You are my window; you capture life as it slowly passes
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Nice words with attractive photo--telling some thing.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes.
Hemant
http://childrensheaven.blogspot.com
Pamela this is beautiful..."from outside my window, I see how all things change"...how true and wonderfully written! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the line (and the truth of)...
ReplyDelete"You are my window; you capture life as it slowly passes"
Such a beautiful picture too. :-)
those fabulous colors attract life to any window... glad it is yours...
ReplyDeleteSo much of life passes before our windows - aren't we the lucky ones? Lovely photo & poem.
ReplyDeletelove the image.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words, Pamela. Did you take the photo?
ReplyDelete...I painted you with red enamel, dressed you from the inside
ReplyDeleteSo the world may see how beautiful you are to me
You are my window; you capture life as it slowly passes...
...I like where these lines took my mind. (^_^)
Thanks for the nice comments!
ReplyDeletePamela
Wonderful lines here- Thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday
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