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31Oct2018

Windmill Wishes

Posted in Art, Creativity, Dreams, Imagination, Inspiration, poetry, Vintage, watercolor painting, Writing by Cindy Adelle Richard
Windmill Wishes by Cindy Adelle Richard

Windmill Wishes by Cindy Adelle Richard

This image made me think of daydreaming, so I decided to write a Haiku poem to accompany it:

Windmill Wishes

Spinning windswept clouds

canary yellow tulip fields

vague visions of home

 

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