A dialogue lets souls see
they have more in common
than what the surface
lets them see.
I learned about PAINT THE WORLD WITH WORDS through Brenda’s FRIENDLY FAIRY TALES.(her blog has lovely haibun, and fairy tales, of course!) The former runs poetry challenges and this week, the challenge is to write a NAANI, a poem with 4 lines and 20-25 syllables.
Happy Saturday to all. Thank you for coming by.
MY WALL 
For some reason, the idea of mundane bird conversations amuses the pants off me.
one bird says to the other as they sit on a branch overlooking feeders that are empty…these people are ‘cheep cheep cheep’! Diane
ha ha ha That’s a good one, Diane. 🙂
A excellent photo Imelda
Excellent pics and words. I thought that everyone tweeted these days, instead of having face to face dialogue, but maybe birds are different. 😀
I think I prefer the birds’ way. 🙂
Thanks, Sylvia. 🙂
I love the way your mind works!
I can only give credit to the birds, Naima. 🙂 🙂
This is amazing! I liked your Naani poem, this spoke to me like brilliance! I think you so aptly conveyed the true purpose of speech and communication here! I agree with your thought! Thank you for your participation!
Regards 🙂
Thanks, Amreen, for the kind words and for the poetry form that you introduced. 🙂
You’re welcome friend! I hope you enjoyed it 🙂
Their conversations are beautiful music to me 🙂
I love this, the photos, the poem and the speculation. And thanks for the shout out!! I never even got a ping about it. I just swung by because I hadn’t seen your site up close in a while. Cheers, Brenda