What does this picture say to you?
It says so much to me, I see this as true art
a profound statement
on the state of our world in one masterpiece.
it’s from Pinterest found on another blog I had to share it …
Please make your own post and link it back here
take a week if you will as we are all busy!
aroused 
this image gives me chills! tragically beautiful………
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you are more than welcome to share what it says to you Wendi, would love to hear your version 🙂
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ok 🙂 I see the water crying out………our oceans, rivers, streams are so polluted and are crying for help………the trees are bare from a fire or being killed to be cut down……..the birds are leaving the trees as they provide little shelter and probably no food………..the human is seeing him/herself in this tragic scene knowing they must do something to make it better…….
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excellent Wendi, you have excelled yourself!
Thanks for adding your voice 🙂
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thank you for the encouragement! 🙂
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just being honest 🙂
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Our first time, so hope the pingback worked! If not, hjere’s the link… https://jenanita01.com/2020/06/12/all-seeing-poetry/(opens in a new tab)
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your pingback didn’t work at all, so I went hunting … here is the link
https://jenanita01.com/2020/06/12/all-seeing-poetry/
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The tears and sadness when everyone ignore. Loneliness and emotions battled out. The picture is thought-provoking and touches the heart in many ways.
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I went cute: Simple Simon?
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thanks Jules, he is so cute … take care!
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Good morning Kate.
Here’s what I see. Again, a very powerful image that must invoke a response.
https://justabitfurther.wordpress.com/2020/06/09/thoughts-from-the-wilderness-speak-to-me/
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and you came in with words all blazing, well written Glen … thanks for participating!
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Thanks for the invite. As much as there was sorrow and despair in the image, there was also hope within Her eyes. Hope that we all need, but that we all must work and strive to achieve.
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well said, thanks for sharing your wisdom Glen!
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[…] fellow blogger in a recent post entitled Speak To Me shared this image with the challenge to have readers respond with “what the image is speaking […]
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Powerful image! I see a floodgate of tears releasing a multitude of prayers for the earth and her people. On the wings of angels, the prayers are carried to heaven. Broken branches are symbolic of our own brokenness; yet, every prayer is heard on the rush of angel wings; the prayers are answered, one by one, not a tear forgotten.
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Here is my take. https://isaiah46ministries.com/2020/06/08/earth-is-crying/
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Here’s my contribution. Thanks for pointing out this wonderful prompt and that amazing image!!
http://sparksfromacombustiblemind.com/2020/06/08/speak-to-me/
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What a profound image, Kate it looks that our Mother Earth is crying bitter tears. What have we made of her. Killed all the trees and I can see only the birds flying to freedom.
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Without over-thinking the whole thing, the picture screams our destruction of the world around us. The blackened trees; the rage filled sky; the black birds; the tears.
I’m going to try and post something and link it back either later today ot tomorrow morning(out here in the colony).
Great pic Kate and an equally “challenging challenge.”
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exactly and murisopsis response is well worth reading!
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I did indeed. Outstanding. Speaks volumes to where we are as a species and what we done.
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she has a flair for the various poetry formats and this one really echoed her message loud and clear 🙂
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It sure is loud and clear. It is a stunning graphic. A real “gut puncher” that we all need.
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why not add your own post around it?
AND encourage Lynn to share her photos for prompts … loved that icicle one of the tree by the water , that’s super evocative 🙂
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Working to get something done for tomorrow morning. Never thought of the prompt idea. I run it by Lynn for sure. We have a tonne or photos to pick from.
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exactly and it would showcase a few provocative ones …
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We’ll see. Sounds like it would be interesting.
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[…] CalmKate posted a little photo challenge on her blog to creat your own post about the photo above. I was struck by the waterfall of tears and the […]
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Wow such a strong and powerful image.
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😍😍😍
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So here’s the link it will go live at 6:11 AM my time – https://murisopsis.wordpress.com/2020/06/08/looking-in-the-window/
Enjoy…
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I have green eyes and the eyes in the image look like they’re reflecting a wondrous green space with a figure in the foreground, the eyes make me think that there is a better world beyond our pain and tears. No wonder you shared it, it’s stunningly beautiful!
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it really spoke to me and your version speaks volumes too, thanks for sharing your reaction … coz it does provoke a heartfelt reaction!
Can’t be wishy washy about this lady 🙂
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This makes my imagination itch… I’ll see what happens when I scratch!
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Nice image – The picture says it all!
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Beautiful pic! Will write something for sure, Kate.
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