[OESY]

For yesterday's full moon celebration:




They dined on mince, and slices of quince,
Which they ate with a runcible spoon;
And hand in hand, on the edge of the sand,
They danced by the light of the moon,
The moon,
The moon,
They danced by the light of the moon.

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[MEG33]

What a great graphic to go with the poem! Love your Monets.

[jaycee]

Lovely, Oesy. So nice to ‘see’ you again.

[JustAmy]

That is perfect, OESY. Thank you.

Sorry that I missed you earlier.

I needed to run to the PO and the bank. Then pick up Marissa, start dinner, help with homework and now I’m ready to play for awhile.

I’m so very happy to see you today!!!!

[yorkie]

Water-Lilies, Claude Monet 1904

The water lily lotus flower growing in shallow muddy ponds,
blooms majestically adorned in exquisite red, white and green petals,
It shines with virtuous beauty and keeps its head over the troubled waters,
And when the water level recedes, it stoops gently to show its gentleness.

The white Calla Lily growing in my garden,
is the symbol of purity, divinity, and resurrection,
The stem and flower is so smooth and soothing,
no wonder it is offered as a comfort to the crown of thorns.

The yellow Asiatic lily radiates its own charm year around,
while the white Calla Lily shows us the glimpse of heavenly resurrection,
the beautiful yellow lily invites us to enjoy our life on the earth where we belong.

We forget the blue, violet, pink and green lilies,
their beauty invokes some spiritual love in our eyes,
they don't fear wind and rain, hail and birds,
they stand smiling fearless and eager to rekindle our souls.

- Anonymous

[Billie]

Oesy! How nice to see you were here this weekend. I LOVE your Dancing by the Light of the Moon post - that gif is fantastic!