Photography & Imaging Roundtable
Poetic Imagery, Luke 12:27 "Consider How the Lillies Grow"
"Consider how the lilies grow.
They do not labor or spin.
Yet I tell you, not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these." --Luke 12:27
Poetic Imagery by Margaret Francis, "I Take My Mother With Me"
I take my mother with me
When I hike a desert trail.
I know she'd hug the sunrise
And laugh at bouncy quail.
She'd sniff a yellow flower
And thrill at soaring hawks,
Then pluck a blue-bright lupine
And get stickers in her socks.
I don't cry for her much now
But I miss her joyful laugh.
So I take my mother with me
When I hike a desert path.
Poetic Imagery by Don Peterson, "Antelope Canyon Art"
- Hidden, deep, narrow, twisted passage ways;
- Dimly lit from openings atop;
- Beaming light 20 to 140 ft below;
- Projecting depth, volume of canyon;
- Revealing surreal patterns, shapes;
- Illuminated in soft, muted light;
- Producing rich tones of rust, yellow, brown
- Flowing like soft caramel sand
- As if stretched, twisted by giant hand;
- Yet revealing nature's finest art.
