spaciousness or vastness often opens our minds
especially if we are feeling tightness or fear
this photo shouts vastness to me ….
vastness of the ocean and vastness of the sky
with that line of land alluding to more
post a photo, write a verse, get creative on what vastness means to you
link it back here to share with others
aroused 
Lovely. So healing. I do miss the beach. And the outback. And all the vastness around us. But then I look upwards and I realise, it’s all there, above us! 😌
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Excellent shot.
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Got lost in the vastness… here’s mine – https://myheart2heart.blog/2020/09/15/intrigued-by-the-vastness/
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lol what amazing photos Rita and really love your quote 🙂
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https://michnavs.wordpress.com/2020/09/15/i-love-you-2/
here is my take kate
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you are the master of love Mich, well done!
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What a wonderful theme! Here’s my small contribution!
https://drkanyarani.in/2020/09/14/vastness/
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absolutely love it, thanks for joining in the fun!
And nice to meet you 🙂
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Thanks so much. It was so much fun! 🙂 Nice to meet you too.
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I come on a Monday to read the alluring post on vastness posted on a Friday!
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Joining in the fun this week! Your prompt was the light that set fire to the poem I was thinking of for Sadje. Thanks for this inspiration!
https://iidorun.wordpress.com/2020/09/13/the-power-of-sand-a-haiku-sonnet/
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[…] this poem had another inspiration with Kate’s Friday Fun Prompt – Vastness and Donna Matthew’s Poetry Form Challenge on the Go Dog Go Cafe to try a Haiku Sonnet. I love […]
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Such a beautiful beach, Kate! Love your photo. ❤ Have a great weekend! Cheryl
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I think the vastness is amazing and reminds me how grateful I am to be a tiny, but important part, of it! 🙂
HUGS!!! 🙂
PS…Hope things are settling in well for you. Happy Whee-Kend!!! 🙂
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https://picturesimperfectblog.wordpress.com/2020/09/12/on-that-clear-day/
The idea of “no borders” appeals to me!
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wow that pic is spectacular, great capture!
Thanks for joining in … borders divide and we need to unite!
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https://geriatrixfotogallerie.wordpress.com/2020/09/12/before-and-after-the-harvest/
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excellent shots, vivid colours and so expansive!
Thanks for joining in 🙂
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A poem of mine that was recently published by Red Wolf Journal, in their “Journeying” anthology.
“The Universe and My Backyard”
Outside alone, stoically I stand
Old toes gripping into cold sand
Here my lawn cover is sparse
But I see the universe in a blade of grass
Under my feet I feel our planet’s ground
Above I see a grey sky swirling around
As the sun hides behind trees and clouds
And my backyard garden grows lush and proud
Inside, I’m surrounded by a world of sound
Old fingers typing a rhyme of words yet to be found
As the studio rhythm inspires my pen to speak
And my writers haven is where dreams flow vivid and sweet
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this is absolutely beautiful and so profound Ivor … this is my favourite by far!
No wonder in published, congrats … kudos 🙂
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I’ll have to ponder a bit…
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Yes, these are true reminders of the tiny spec we are in the vast universe… and that nature is powerful and magnificent!
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Vastness – the first thought is freedom, goodness, openness., treasure store of all good qualities if man kind
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Every time I step on the beach and waves just crash on my feet, I feel connected to the whole world.
Especially if you consider that there are no man made geographical boundaries in the oceans. It’s just one gigantic pool of water.
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Sat in nature for a bit. Helped a bit. It takes me a bit into the universe. Rather than just my head which is just………..
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anything that stops that constant busyness is healing … nature, vastness, read, walk … find your own solutions precious!
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