The simplicity of my day to day. |
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This is where I write my thoughts, feelings and my daily trials, tribulations and happy things
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| https://www.writing.com/main/redirect?htime=1676471837&hkey=b0b141b8d908e503fccc... This photograph really appealed to my sense of the ridiculous. I too see faces in the most mundane objects. This particular photo of a seemingly simple broken branch could be a clawed hand or an animal with its mouth full of some unfortunate prey. I used to love lying on the grass staring up at the clouds. They’re forever changing and no sooner has a shape of some animal or object is discerned it morphs into something completely different. It makes me wonder why I don’t look up at the sky more often. Perhaps it’s because if I lay down in a field these days someone would likely think I’d had a heart attack and begin CPR! There is a dead tree I pass each day and I always imagine it’s the statue of a headless St Venus de Milo! I suppose it must be the brain’s attempt to give sense to an object not immediately recognisable. |