How have you been doing with braving those elements? Here in the northeast snow has been a major player in our weather, so Michelle Ward's GPP Street team technique challenge was perfect for my state of mind. This poem is one I have saved since my teenage years. I think it was originally published in 17 Magazine and I wish I knew the author's name so I could give credit. It really resonated with me and my life at the time and I've always wished I were the author. Ever like something that much?
click on the image to read the poem
18 comments:
Teri - thanks for joining the crusade and sharing your snowflake page and lovely poem. So sweet and sentimental.
I do have a few scraps of poems that I have tucked in my own old poetry book. Of course, I look at those scraps far more often than I do my own poems!
Hi Teri,
Wow.. what a beautiful writing you did along with a super background..
I miss you..:-(
I hope to catch up with the group soon... Hugs, Darlene xo
Very sweet. :)Bea
I love how you did the journaling and the poem is lovely!
Love the poem. It was word saving it all those years
I think snowflakes are the perfect "soft I love yous"...really pretty page!
Very pretty. The background looks so nice with the poem.
Very pretty. The background looks so nice with the poem.
Very lovely poem.
I love this and the poem is beautiful. Great work.
Wow, wow, wow...I love that poem...I have a few memories that feel like that. Damn, why DO snowflakes melt!!!
What a lovely poem, and a lovely page. I don't know the poem, and couldn't find it. The librarian in me is frustrated now ;-)
A lovely use of the snowflakes, Teri!
-- JeriAnn
Nice. I like the poem!
what a great idea to use this poem on your lovely page!
Teri, I like your choice of contrasting colors for your snowflake journal page! Plus, this is my first time visiting your blog and I can't wait to spend a little more time discovering your art and checking out some of your favorite blogs.
Beautiful page.
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