Here is entry number Two! There is a lot that can be done with this week’s image!
Good Morning! It’s One Shoot Sunday again! The following is quoted to attribute the photographer and the site that supports and encourages The Poetry Challenge of One Shoot Sunday.
“Hello one and all – welcome to the latest edition of One Shoot Sunday. Normally, you would hear me (Chris Galford) wax philosophic here or provide you with an introduction to our latest photographic find. Today, however, we’re simply going to be providing you with a prompt from an old friend of One Stop’s.
You may remember Roger Allen Baut @ChasingTao from the early days of OneShoot (Roger’s One Shoot Interview). If not, you should definitely take a look now. A talented and friendly photographer, he makes his return to One Stop today with something a little more abstract. Look beneath the surface. What speaks to you here? Let your imagination go for this one.”
Accept Today’s Poetry Challenge!
Peek–Purple Profundity:Poetry by Elisabeth Connelley
snow
snow
and more snow
falling gently
covering
crossing and uncrossing
a toe
stuck up a man’s nose
stolen kisses
objections of wind
shrieking at the seams
of windows
frosted over with steam
reflected
in the mirror over the sink
seen
by eye
at the center of you
peeking
–by Elisabeth Connelley, Purple Profundity
Elisa's Spot 
What magnificent–ice. It is ice, isn’t it? It’s almost as good as the poem. Almost. I am enjoying the gently falling snow. Even though I suppose we should be pining for spring. I think the snow is beautiful. As long as it doesn’t stay too long.
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we are having thundershowers!! yay yay!!! ok but for the bit where i’m now soaked and shivering a bit…it got to 60 here, i like watching snow while it falls…
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Thundershowers sound wonderful. 60 degrees? Tropical… It’s snowing/raining/sleeting here. About two or three inches of melting white stuff on the ground.
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