What’s in a Word?
a
seed
mined from
a
thought
planted on
a
page
dispersed with
a
breath
a
jewel with
many
facets
pregnant with
personality
filled with
power
and rich
with
a million
possibilities
A Random Act of Poetry
for
where we are asked to write a poem that tells a story or paints a picture
in order to answer the question
“What’s in a Word?”
Also linked to
A question for you:
What is your favorite word and why?
feeling the wind in it…
🙂
LOVE it!!
Thanks, Cindee.
seeds on fluffy wing
flying through the air
Landing here and there . . .
“a million possibilities” … yes
🙂 BTW, these photos are from the baby camera.
smiles. i see the words the same…so much possiblity in them…
Smiling back. Thanks, Brian.
Sandra,
Thank you for taking us someplace good and showing us a bigger universe of possibilities.
Thanks so much, Sean.
This made me happy. Doesn’t get much better than that!
Awww. You make me smile. 🙂
“Filled with power” to encourage, discourage, cause fear, cause joy, and a billion other things.
The count climbs.
Words that build up. Words that tear down.
Words of life. Words of death.
Thanks, Matt.
A million possibilities …
Lovely my dear
thanks for your perspective
and for sharing with One Shot
Thank *you* for dropping in. 🙂
Beautifully written.
Thanks, beautiful friend.
Love that kind of “pregnant”! Pregnant is one of my favorite words. It gives such excitement over future possibility and also the growth of the present.
I’m thinking that word also might evoke a sense of fear. 🙂
Thanks for stopping in, Monica.
An exquisite explanation! I hope you don’t mind, but I’m printing this one out and posting it near my desk.