thank you; thistime, on this walk, I took my phone camera with me, and there it was at my feet: accidental art ; probably a spill of oil or some liquid —
Observation. It’s so important in life, add a depth and richness. A dozen people walked past, you saw something that lit a spark. Love the way you see the world John.
You never know what gems lay in wait! Depending on how you look at it, it could be prehistoric bird in flight, or long necked dinosaur with a sweeping tail.
John Malone 
The poets eye and imagination. Every word from the title down… working.
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thank you; thistime, on this walk, I took my phone camera with me, and there it was at my feet: accidental art ; probably a spill of oil or some liquid —
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Some kid who spilled their milk shake now has street cred as a neanderthal artiste! Brilliant!
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hahahah; thanks Worms; I have a catalogue of what is referred to sometimes as ‘accidental art’
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Love this. In five short lines you turned what I would not have paid any attention to, into a fascinating cave painting.
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it was during a walk ’round the ‘hood; I just happened to look down instead of ahead; on such flimsy chance hangs a poem 🙂
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I very much agree. But good eye to see that.
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thanks Bob; I appreciate that 🙂
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Cementosaurus?
–Shay
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hahaha; very clever 🙂
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You’ve proven that, in one form or another, art is just about everywhere.
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it sure is, Neil, and your blog constantly picks up on that —
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Observation. It’s so important in life, add a depth and richness. A dozen people walked past, you saw something that lit a spark. Love the way you see the world John.
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thank you; like Mark Strand, I sleep with one eye open 🙂
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You never know what gems lay in wait! Depending on how you look at it, it could be prehistoric bird in flight, or long necked dinosaur with a sweeping tail.
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true, I never considered the bird aspect but I see it now; I remember the word now for this way of seeing: pareidolia —
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Yes, I’d forgotten that word.
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A mouse with elongated legs? Could look at these all day. Food for the brain. 🙂
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that’s a brilliant description, Terveen: shall have another look at it —
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My first thought – pee.
You have a much better imagination. 😀
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sometimes it runs away with me, Eden 🙂
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