
D,H, Moore wrote
in 2014
that his thoughts buzzed around
‘like hummingbirds
on crack’
but I like to think
of
Wordsworth & his sister Dorothy
wandering aimlessly
as a cloud
through the fields
in 1804
& being seized
by the vision
of the ‘host of golden daffodils’.
my distractions sit
in between
plentiful & constant
as weather;
sooner or later one settles
like a hummingbird
on a flower
pic courtesy of Wiki Commons
i hope so too – a much better take on it
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I think so, Beth; not one for frenetic distractions; the quiet, homely ones for me 🙂
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Fantastic poem and picture.
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thanks rabirius; it’s good to get feedback 🙂
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A hummingbird on a flower is a beautiful thought to linger on …
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yes; I wanted to end with a peaceful, uplifting image
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Epic! 👍🖤
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thank you; this one took a few days to come to fruition
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Beautiful. I have had those “hummingbirds on crack” moments. I, as you, much prefer the more sedate image of a hummingbird on a flower. The disciplines of reigning in one’s thoughts to devise a coherent stream of conscious communication are sometimes difficult to enact.
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our thoughts have a mind of their own 🙂
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