Tag: photos
imperfect
lemon smile you bear a disposition of ignorance of beauty your vibrant arms enclose me an embrace of warmth melting the frost layered upon me in a cold world without you vivid ablaze with perfection what would this world be? frozen, numbed no sun to thaw the envy the bitterness the betrayal the imperfection of humanity Olivia, writing (and photographing) on a whim… Continue reading imperfect
must be love
Photo credit: me a swelling of the heart – every inhalation brings. sweating of my palms, of scalding fires when I see you. your piercing eyes burn, infusing my world with the sweet fragrance the crisp taste of something mysterious and new. this must be love goldenchild31 Continue reading must be love
crimson canopies
skin deep chestnut cracked and dehydrated crimson canopies burning catching alight as they brush the sun goldenchild31 Continue reading crimson canopies
fleurs
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enveloped
enveloped in lilac flower are the faeries awaiting an agapanthus bloom goldenchild31 In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Enveloped.” Continue reading enveloped
into the depths
an infinite mass of deep blue occult and mystery ever resonant flavours in an unfathomable abyss gradually melting into the depths of the earth goldenchild31 Continue reading into the depths
ivory saffron
ivory saffron melts into lilac blush fragile fingers, blemished reach towards a luscious nectar effervescent champagne tears dapple wounded petals verdant greens contrast starkly goldenchild31 Continue reading ivory saffron
witching hour
titian blush seeps through ethereal clouds igniting, smoldering gliding across forest canopies. mystery of decrepit dwelling its occult its secrets concealed by twilight at witching hour goldenchild31 Continue reading witching hour
capture a memory
the flickering heartbeat of the shutter captures memoirs of our life light, playful bouncing, invading reflecting, enhancing our recollection of the most extraordinary memories goldenchild31 Continue reading capture a memory
the undergrowth. 