by Steve Tanham
(📩 Poetry, irony, 18 words, a ten-second read)
Perhaps, and while
We slept
The world turned upside down
And missing spring
Lies far below
Reluctant winter’s crown.
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©Stephen Tanham 2024
All photos taken and processed on an iPhone 12 ProMax.
Stephen Tanham is a writer-photographer and mystical teacher. He is the founding Director of the Silent Eye, which offers an exciting journey of the soul guided by lessons, inner experience and outer companionship.
There are two blog streams:
(mystically-oriented writing)
and
(general interest, poetry, humour and travel)
Sun in Gemini 
i know the feeling 💜😊
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Thank you, Willow. Solidarity may get us through ❤️
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fongers crossed Steve 17th of May it looks beautiful but right now it’s only 4c here and probably colder where you are up north burrr! 💜
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A frost on the cars this morning, Willow!
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Burr! That is cruel 💜💜
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Intriguing photo, Steve. At first, I thought the dancing figure was added, but it’s the reflection of trees in the background.
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that’s it, Audrey. Just as seen 🌅
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