Whispering Wisteria
An abandoned house
not much to see
and yet the wisteria
called to me
a window
a room
a story
a host
not much to see
and yet the wisteriacalled to me
a window
a room
a story
a host
surely somewhere
there must be a ghost
I see him.
Do you?
Images: Mimi Lenox
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My Poetry
32 comments:
A little paint, a few throw pillows... and boom! Instant palace. Metaphorically speaking of course.
Hope you're feeling lots better today.
Beautifully eerie pictures Mimi. :)
Bootiful!!
I don't see him but it looks pretty spooky. : )
Evocative post! Reminds me of an entertaining book I read about a decade ago -- The Hand I Fan With. Sometimes the hottest guys are the ones only we can see.
Nope I don't see him but the pictures are great
No, I didn't see a ghost, but I did see Waldo/Wally
I LOVE pictures of old houses! Great pictures, Mimi, and I love the reflections to go with them.
Beautiful photos and words to go with them. I maybe see him maybe not. I see something, but it could be a shadow. :)
I so love wisteria...lovely post Mimi.
The photos are lovely!
My ghost radar is broken though... I'm never able to see them :(
A hauntingly beautiful post, Mimi, both in words and pictures.
Mojo - Took a long hot bubble bath and feel some better. It really helped. Thanks.
Akelamalu - Eeeeerrie...bwaahhahaa
Autumn - Boo back!!
John - It was terrifying!!! I see him, I tell ya, I see him.
Gal - He is really not a hot ghost. I wouldn't go out with him.
"hot ghosts"...Gal...the blogosphere has quite the imagination. I love it!
Thom - Maybe it's a her.
Jean-Luc - Very funny, wiseguy...
Lee - I thought of you when I posted this. I knew you would love it!
Lorielle - Psss! He's beside the chimney....behind the tree...don't you see it?
Katherine - It's so magical.
Dawn - And I was counting on you to be my ghostbuster.
Linda - I don't have your camera skills but I sure have fun finding things to photograph. Thanks.
Wow, you told a perfect story with those pictures and the words mixed. This is a new genre maybe, photo-graphic poetry.
And Mimi does it again....
Wonderfully arranged words and pictures.
Charles - I like it! You may be on to something here...
Bond - Thank you my friend..
There is something so lovely about Wysteria. Gorgeous photos Mimi - the vines on the old house make me think of pearls draped around an aged and wattled neck (my mother said she wore rhinestones the other evening. That made me smile).
Jen - MySTERious....Absolutely. She wore rhinestones! Yay!
I didn't see the ghost. Dangit.
Oh well. The pictures were still lovely.
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