I wonder…at all the lines filled with all the words that have found a home here within this virtual world…of all the wounds of all the souls shared within this place without walls…of all the love strong and true that rejoices or aches in the rhyme of you…and of all the fragile thoughts that didn’t quite make it…of all the ones that were cut and tossed…where are they now…and what will they do…just imagine…how very lovely they must be too…

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ellie894 May 2018

33 thoughts on “where are they now…”

  1. Beautiful and poignant as always my dear friend …

    “and of all the fragile thoughts that didn’t quite make it”

    Deeply moving on so many levels.

    Warmest wishes and regards.

    Peace and Equality and Love and Respect and Justice for All ✌ ✊ 👍

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  2. Amazing. You’ve written this beautifully, I am in awe. You have a remarkable talent.I am lucky I get to be a part of this community where I can interact with writers like you.
    I hope you could follow my blog and hopefully you can be inspired too. Thanks. Keep writing great stuff. 🙂

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    1. Dear Ragazza, of course I will happily follow your writing 😊. Thank you for spending your time here with my thoughts and for such a lovely comment. I’m touched deeply by it. Take care, suzanne ❤️

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  7. A beautiful thought Suzanne. ❤️ Sometimes when we look and listen carefully, we might sense the pain behind a reluctant smile or find traces of some unexpressed thoughts. But I wonder how many times do we actually take time to look and listen carefully, and even when we notice it, do we really have the courage to show our concern and compassion? Or we just let it pass as we’re more concerned about the embarrassment and awkwardness it might cause. I might on the side track Suzanne, just some thoughts. Take care 😊❤️

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    1. Yes Isabelle. 🌷 your thoughts are just right. So much is left unsaid. To listen carefully and respond with kindness takes time and courage. But, to try is worth it, I hope. Thank you so much Isabelle ❤️. It’s always so lovely to hear from you. Have a beautiful Monday! 😊❤️

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  9. I often find old broken crockery in my Oregon yard from days gone by. Tiny toys and bits of lives past. I look at them and wonder exactly what you wrote. The dreams and stories inside the plates and glass and the china head the size of my thumbnail. What was served on those dishes, what was said over the edge of the teacup.. it is fun to imagine.
    Beautiful words-

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  10. “I wonder…” Plato wrote that all philosophy begins with wondering about something… As usual, very thoughtful and imaginative, colorful. Meditative and moving. Your Grecian urn?

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    1. Thank you very kindly. Once upon a time it was a beautiful lamp. A very adventurous cat may have agreed as she leaned up close to it knocking it to the floor. 🙃 Have a wonderful day! 😊

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