- Unveiling Greenhaven: A Neverending Epic Fantasy Journey Begins
In the heart of a modern city lies Greenhaven, a mystical village with thin boundaries between worlds. After a decade of simmering in the writer's imagination, "The Chronicles of Greenhaven," an epic fantasy, is set to come alive. The saga promises to transport readers to a world where magic thrives. Join the journey through myth and magic.
- give back to the world some of its lost heart
In the heart of the world, a pulse faintly beats,A rhythm lost in the clamor of streets.But within us lies the power to start,To give back to the world some of its lost heart. We plant trees where once concrete lay,And paint murals where the gray held sway.With each act of kindness, a new hope we impart,Restoring to the world some of its lost heart. …
- The Enigmatic Dance of Fairies
Fairies, mystical creatures of ancient legends and modern folklore, captivate our imaginations with their magical allure. Their enduring presence creates a tapestry of enchantment, intrigue, and mystique across various cultures and periods. They symbolize wonder, whimsy, and the potency of nature, often acting as benevolent guardians or mischievous tricksters. Over time, fairies have embodied different depictions, from Celtic folklore to Norse mythology. The places they inhabit, whether the household hearth or nature's domain, as well as their relationship with humans, are diverse, from benevolent protectors to eerie beings who can pose dangers. Fairies remind us of the beauty and magic in the world around us.
by PaulaB 
Lovely set of images. I especially like the first one of the magnolia tree.
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LOVE your pictures and visual interpretation of the word. Your photos have such a tender quality. Really lovely.
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Thank you :)
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Lovely pictures. I particularly like the ones of the magnolia.
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Thank you. Those are my sisters favs too. That tree is a symbol of resilience…what you see today are the sucker branches … the main trunk fell almost a decade ago now. We call it “grandma’s tree”.
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