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fourwindowspress · creative writing, pastel art, and essays
fourwindowspress 
Very nice picture, I love the branches against the sky and clouds. Beautiful 🙂
Reach for the sky!
Oh isn’t that wonderful–I love your photography as much as your poetry! God bless you abundantly today, and always.
Look up and take time to gaze at the sky 🙂
Oh, one of my favorite visions – trees against the sky! And this is so lovely, with graceful, dancing branches. Nature’s designs are always filled with music (and poetry) and you captured this so well, Ethel!
So lyrical. Thank you.
Cannot help but sing when looking up through those wonderful branches at the light above!
Yes, I was just looking at the branches of the trees silouhetted against the sky the other evening…they so invite one into their tangle and spraying and reaching…
Silhouetted–now I put the “h” in the right place!
Thank you. Love Ethel