daisy and lily

a bee on a daisy beside the dead lily
can't cheer up a very tired vikki
so they went to ribbet, a rip-off of picnik
and they got prettied up, very very quick.

but something happened on their way back
they got kidnapped, pushed into a sack
and the bee shouted "hey, who turned off the light?"
then they started to glow, all pretty and bright.

-o0o-

i write the lamest poem ever. it's because i'm not a poet. i'm a writer, damnit!

thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for your visits and comments. know that they are much appreciated.

my posting on my main album is here, if you are so inclined to check it out: http://365project.org/summerfield/365/2012-06-27

[Pam Hawkes]

Well Vicki's poetry suited me just fine. It put a smile on my face! Good processing.

[summerfield]

@pamfromcalgary - haha! thank you, pam. much appreciated.

[alia_801]

I like how this looks like an etching :) Very cool processing and fun poem too :)

[Jann]

Thanks for the morning smile-

[summerfield]

@alia_801 - thank you, alia. i got the idea of course from our friends ann @olivetreeann and jann @jannkc :-)

@jannkc - well, glad to have made you smile. reading back the poem the syllabic metre was quite off so i did a little bit of adjustment. was going for what you did the other day but couldn't make it happen and i didn't want to stay too long on the computer - my eyes hurt too much. thank you, jann.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

lol- do I really use this effect that much??? Reminds me of the prints that were popular in the 70's.

[summerfield]

@olivetreeann - not specifically this effect, but processing in general. hehehe. thank you, ann.

[Carolyn Sue]

love the poem and the photo! Both made me giggle!