3WW - Destination Unknown
February 6, 2008 | Filed Under 3WW, Poetry
Three Word Wednesday, a simple concept. Bone tosses three words at us, we do something creative with them. It is contagious. The number of people participating just keeps growing and growing.
Bridge - Disturbed - Still
Destination Unknown
Orange bridge arched
through white clouds anchored in blue skies
to join chilled sun in its assault
against winter’s cold
as life’s breeze
disturbed still water beneath secured hulls
to unearth resting dreams.
MeeAugraphie
02/06/08
I struggled a bit with this one, mind must have been stuck in work mode…
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I love the idea of not having a destination in mind at all. One of my favorite roadtrips was that way. We knew how long we could drive for, and just got in the car and went. It was fabulous.
“orange bridge arched”, what a beautiful image, will remain in my mind forever…! Thank you.
Very nice…I love the deeper meanings to your poem.
S
Very lovely. I reread it several times. It brings to mind other photos I’ve seen of the bridge in my essay today. “Still water beneath secured hulls” is especially nice.
‘to unearth resting dreams’ fine line. Nice poem. Great imagery. I see the Golden Gate Bridge.
Oh, yeah, beautiful image of the arched bridge! And I love the “resting dreams”! Nice!
‘Orange bridge… & breeze.. unearthin’ resting dreams …’ - Beautiful portrayal!
I would like to see the picture that induced this incredible piece.
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Loved the thought of a trip without a destination to unearth resting dreams. Think that’s so true–the mind needs new places to grow
some beautiful images there… to unearth resting dreams was like frosting on a cake!!!
I enjoyed your poem, Marcia. And loved the title. Bridges are very inspiring to me. They can be majestic and powerful or olden and quaint.