my appetite's profound,
my face is far from fair,
my wings don't make a sound.
(a warm welcome to cindry for landing on this blog)
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- after a delightful dinner
- autumn
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- my pot runneth over
- the prospective buyers were 'on the fence'
- is that an angel
- crates
- pink symmetry
- does old stone love
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17 comments:
We have a flutter-by here that is very similar to the one in your post today.
Visits from quiet little friends are always so welcomed!!
Ya, I'm all a 'flutter' too.
You and Sharon of Phoenix Daily Photo each have Monarch Butterflies posted today. Both bautiful, but very different.
Terrific capture, I'm enchanted by so lovely butterfly!
Léia :)
Love the words as much as the photo Brattcat, this is a beautiful image.
Love the way the wings and leaves balance each other; elegant photo and charming words, brattcat. Glad you didn't eat the butterfly.
Beauty and chromatic perfection...
Beautiful shot and equally beautiful words. We do have monarchs on the brain today!!
I saw a flower flying away
it was a little butterfly
a small soul living a day
but forever to my heart nearby
Between your words and Malyss' there is nothing to add but to say this is a wonderful Sunday post, mon amie.
Bises,
Genie
Wonderful shot. I've never caught a butterfly with my camera.
So much color and balance.
Your stop sign with a vine growing up it has inspired me to try to find one in my town!
Beautiful instant, the perfect balance of Nature!
What a great shot. I don't recall ever seeing a butterfly when viewed from the side like this...
This is one of the nicest vantage points I've seen for capturing a butterfly! What a beauty! And the words - perfect!
What a great perspective of the Monarch Butterfly!
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