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(C) 2012 B. Albright
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Now is all we have.
Save it in a photograph
or engage the gods?
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(c) 2015 Betty Hayes Albright
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Thank you! 🙂
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Great question.
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I’m ambiguous about the answer. 🙂 Thank you for commenting!
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The Past Is Part Of My Future, The Present Is Well Out Of Hand — Ian Curtis of Joy Division
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Joanne, I like that quote! Reminds me of the title of a CD by Tycho: “Past is Prologue”. A phrase to ponder.
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Great haiku.
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Thank you – I’ve missed your poetry. (Am way behind on reading blogs – hoping to catch up someday.) Hope you’re doing well!
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exactly!
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🙂
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Hmm…I was hoping we could do both…enjoyed your poem.
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Thanks, Charlie. It is a loaded question.
My son once went on a trip to another country and took so many videos and photos that he later realized he’d seen most of the scenery through a camera lens instead of just gazing and enjoying. I guess it’s all about balance. I can’t resist grabbing my camera at every opportunity (though I’ve no talent whatsoever in photography.)
But your amazing gift (artistic, photographic, poetic) proves that we CAN do both. 🙂
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How serendipitous! I just finished writing a poem today about this very topic. I’ve come to the place where I’m not ambivalent about it, anymore. I think you have one or the other, not both, in any given situation.
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Serendipity again – I’m starting to believe that resonate poets are joined in some Jungian collective unconscious, it happens so often on WP. Makes me smile. 🙂
And I tend to agree with you. Both take concentration, but in different ways. We can do both but not at the same time.
Thanks for being here, Cynthia.
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THANK YOU BUT NO
By reputation
Gods are frequently fickle
The now is enough
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