Mondayis where Sunday's dreams are echoing
in the high-ceilinged chambers of your mind
Sunday's Amsel sings sweet in lilac treesfading petals of beloved memories.
Photographed by MerisiSunday, May 17, 2009,
at a Prince's summer palace.
Click either on the first
or the last image
to find out more
about the secret location
of this hallucination!
Translation:
Amsel
(am'zel)
German,=blackbird
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Images and text
© by Merisi
Lovely! The fountain's arch echoed in the windows of the next photo . . .
ReplyDeleteIt may take a while to catch my breath! I actually gasped when I saw that fountain! Lovely as usual!!!
ReplyDeletehugs
Sandi
You do it every time...take my breath away...absolutely stunning pictures. I felt I was inside a wedding cake-those filmy drapes, how good they would look in my windows.
ReplyDeleteTell me, are you a full time proffesional artist ['cos that is what you are] or do you run a house, family kids etc.? I ask only because you give us these stunning images every day so you must walk a fair bit, or maybe you cycle and do chores at night.
No need to answer, lets keep the mystery. XXX
VICKI LANE,
ReplyDeletearchitecture at it's best,
isn't it?
SANDI MCBRIDE,
I long to go back there, to get lost in the magic of this palace and its gardens!
MOANNIE,
as I said before, this palace is sheer magic, breathtaking beauty indeed!
As to your question, there are some dreams hidden somewhere, and a city that is conducive to walking, thank heaven, otherwise, how could one find so casually so much beauty?
The white of heaven and angels.
ReplyDeleteYes, arcitecture as it's best, but also world play, the creation of a poem! - my dear artist friend!
ReplyDeleteCHARLES GRAMLICH;
ReplyDeletesomehow one does indeed feel closer to heaven there.
BRITT-ARNHILD,
thank you! :-)
Very good, poem. It encapsulated that feeling of trying to hold on to the blissful, carefree feeling of a warm Sunday spent in total relaxation. And these beautiful pics give me a wonderful idea for a divider I can use for my little home.
ReplyDeleteLOVELY photos and an awesome poem to go with it!
ReplyDeleteAn exquisite setting and a beautiful poem. Thank you for your message. Your work is an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAs always, it's a delight to visit! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe high-ceilinged chambers of your mind looks like the PERFECT setting for Der Rosenkavalier.
ReplyDeletemagical, just magical...
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely marriage of words and images!
ReplyDeletewow. beautiful architecture...love the illusion as well!
ReplyDeleteClearly, there is no dearth of poetry on this blog. I just love the series of whites. How chaste!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on POTD.
Such a light and airy post...I love the simple beauty of it all. And all that white! Ethereal almost.
ReplyDeleteThe white on white is lovely!
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