Thursday photo prompt: Destination #writephoto

 

 

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Image by scvincent.com

 

For visually challenged writers, the image shows a path between an avenue of trees. Shadows from hidden sunlight fall across the path, but mist obscures the way forward…

 

Through the sunlit cathedral

Could I be looking at the mists of Avalon?

Are Arthur and Merlin waiting beyond the veil?

If I continue walking, would I finally find Camelot?

Would the true mysteries be revealed to me?

My heart was pounding, my footsteps slow to a crawl

If I entered the mist, would I return, would I want to?

Part of me willed the mist to clear, to see nothing more

than the continuing avenue of gold tipped trees

I reached the tree where the half-clipped moon shone through

I stood still, hardly breathing

My soul longing to walk through the mist

Find Camelot and beg the Gods to let me stay.

My true thinking mind knew better

Some mysteries must remain unknown…

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11 responses to “#Writephoto ~ Destination”

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  2. Reblogged this on willowdot21 and commented:
    A beautiful poem by Anita Dawes

    1. Thank you again, Willowdot…

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  4. Great picture and great prose. That photo conquers up all kind of thoughts. Very nice.

    1. Thanks Joni…

  5. How fanciful!

  6. Gorgeous, Anita.

    1. Glad you liked it, Sue…

  7. Oooh, I love that! I have a passion for old Arthurian legends. The imagery in this is outstanding. Like you, however, I feel that many mysteries are better left unsolved. The magic is stronger that way.

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