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bird songs on the wind -
did you hear that plumeria
fall to the ground
© gillena cox



I am blog hopping today at

Carpe Diem #741 wrapped in a straw mat

...he riddle is probably one of the very oldest poetical techniques. It has been guessed that early spiritual knowledge was secretly preserved and passed along through riddles. Because poetry, as it is today, is the commercialization of religious prayers, incantations, and knowledge, it is no surprise that riddles still form a serious part of poetry's transmission of ideas.The 'trick' is to state the riddle in as puzzling terms as possible. What can one say that the reader cannot figure out the answer?


A fallen blossom
Returning to the bough, I thought --
But no, a butterfly.
© Moritake

Sunday Savvy 39

"The dog doesn't know the difference between Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, so I have to walk the dog early those days too" - Donna Shalala


hibiscus hedges -
all the questions
children ask
Sunday savvy
--gillena cox


Today, i pause to reflect on questions from Lunch Break fans. What is Sunday Savvy?...well, its a phrase i coined for this Sunday series. Inherently it's to explore 'Sundayness': that which is special to, or about, Sunday. Growing up, back in those years, older folks used a sort of french jargon within their English dialects here in the Caribbean; one of those words was 'savey' and, when used, it would be like asking rhetorically "you know what i mean?" so simply, i'm just exploring 'Sundayness' ('Sundayness') - a word i've coined)


Sunday Smiles

today's is # 39 in the series Sunday Savvy where i invite you to share a Sunday something of yours email me or post a COMMENT

revisit Sunday Savvy 38


tag 1 Shadow Shot Sunday - body language
tag 2 OSI prompt - violate


gloomy Sunday
I've broken my vinyl
of "Gloomy Sunday"
-- Bill

early to church...
standing on the bridge
swallows too fast to photo
--Pat Geyer

Sunday birthday
forgetting my age
I chase grandkids
-- Adelaide