Someone - an ex - sent a poem about a woman with lines in her face. It hurt a bit but reminded me of the one line in one poem I've written that I don't hate - 'lines in later photographs I carved in your face with youth's knife'
lines matter
Thank you Margaret. A piece to read again and again -
Blimey, this is good. Whimsical melancholy, or melancholic whimsy? I'm not sure. Maybe there's a German word out there to describe how it made me feel. Thanks Margaret, loved it!
Someone - an ex - sent a poem about a woman with lines in her face. It hurt a bit but reminded me of the one line in one poem I've written that I don't hate - 'lines in later photographs I carved in your face with youth's knife'
lines matter
Thank you Margaret. A piece to read again and again -
Thank you Cherry. Yes they do matter.
This is just beautiful, Margaret, so evocative! There are lines everywhere, both curved and straight, once we start looking for them,aren’t there? 💕
Beautiful ❤️
Thanks Francis.
Such beautiful words Mags.
Thank you x
Beautiful writing 🩷🩷
Thanks B.
Love this Margaret. Inspiring.
Thank you Faith. 🧡
Blimey, this is good. Whimsical melancholy, or melancholic whimsy? I'm not sure. Maybe there's a German word out there to describe how it made me feel. Thanks Margaret, loved it!
Danke schon
Absolutely stunning. I’ve loved them all but I think this is your best one yet. 👏👏👏
Ah thanks so much Suzy. I really appreciate that you read them.
Beautiful. And the events resonate so much with my life. You've given me many pleasant reminders. Thank You.
Thanks for reading.
Beautiful, Margaret – impressionistic. I love the charcoal portrait by Alison Lambert, too. So unusual and characterful.
Thanks Wendy. Her work is really powerful.
An absorbing and brilliant read.
Thanks Mick.
Beautiful and wistful. Love your writing.
Thanks so much HH.
That is one heck of a riff.
Just beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you Jules. I really appreciate it.
I love this gentle wander through lines and curves!
Thanks Margi.