someone has let all the birds free.
with exuberance they sing in the dawn.
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22 comments:
Beautiful composition. Yes, set the birds free please.
Yeah! And I'm sure I heard them hear on our walk around Stone Creek last evening. So much singing!
The birds had many more flowers to explore.
Beautifully composed!
Gorgeous!
I have one of those birdcages but mine holds a delightful red geranium. I like your wind chime inside the cage. Great idea.
Today, you emind me of the movie/musical... Birdcage.
Lovely poem...
Lovely curves and ruby blooms --- we are on the same page today.
An opened cage tells the song of freedom, as well as flowers growing wild in the garden..What a beautyful picture!
My idea of a perfect birdcage.... empty! Lovely composition and the rhododendron is a great color!
Bises,
Genie
This is beautiful-- a cage is much better as decoration than as a cage.
When the blue moon is dangling...
This blue "I do not know what it is" make the composition pure perfect.
So charming, this bird cage/wind chime beside the rhododendron blooming . . .
What's that old song? Like a bird on a wire, like a drunk in a midnight choir, I have tried in my way to be free. Leonard Cohen?
That is just gorgeous Brattcat, you have such a good eye! and yes I agree with everyone, an empty cage is the best kind.
To set the birds fre could be dangerous for them...
Coucou sweet friend, bonjour!
I love this freedom idea from the picture.I'm happy seeing this composition with the open cage there and so beautiful flowers!
** thanks for your kind words, I'm feeling better today!
Hugs
Léia
Nice eye, Brattcat.
Beautifully composed shot.
ditto re the emptiness of the birdcage ... beauty as well as statement.
Beautiful photo....
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