Saturday, October 10, 2009

Anticipation




Holding your hands for the first time
White clouds drift above
Lost in anticipation

14 comments:

Kristin Riggs said...

I have written so many about anticipation...there's nothing like it! I love this one!!!

Devika said...
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Devika said...

Oh thanks....and this is nice Tara :)

wishes,
devika

the walking man said...

May every hand that cradles with yours each time, be new, again.

Charles Gramlich said...

Anticipation can be very pleasant.

Monkey Man said...

Love your simplicity and love to see you back in the game.

Magyar said...

Lost in hope,
the hope of dream...
I reach into clouds;
Your hand.

Lovit, T, _m

Janice Thomson said...

Oh yes that anticipation is so delightful - love your words and photo Tara.

Timoteo said...

Like the Carly Simon song, anticipation is the most "delicious" of all feelings. Words and photo are exquisite together.

RBroeker said...

Anticipation: nowadays an often used term in sport-journalimn, describing the fast understanding between members of a team. But those who are happy to find a word for that what happens in them and do know what they are feeling see the relationship to creativity. Both can't be forced, and those who are able to make it a part of their life are ... artists.

Best wishes
Ralf

Sam!! said...

Simple but beautiful n meaningful words.. thnx:))

Take care

Maithri said...

Tara,

How tenderly beautiful you are,

With love, M

Bill said...

I like the openness of "anticipation."

ivan said...

Ah, I'm trying to get back in the game too. Doing serious research on PhD project. Ended up with Wiki:

For all of Woodstock's mental acumen, however, he is physically a very poor flyer, which has been a character trait since he first appeared. He flitters around in erratic fashion, often upside down, and frequently crashes into things. He usually manages to get where he wants to go, though, as long as he doesn't have to fly too high (he did one time fly on a telephone wire). He is prone to beak-bleeds if he goes over ten feet in the air. During the winter he relaxes by either skating or playing ice hockey on top of the birdbath, complete with his own Zamboni machine to keep the surface clean (except one year where Woodstock asks Snoopy to migrate with him, and the duo take the trip on foot). His one goal throughout the comic is to track down his mother so he can send her a Mother's Day card.


I languish in mental anguish.