Saturday, October 13, 2012

Child's Story

A   L   O   H    A  !
"It does not take 
many words
 to tell the truth"

 Chief Joseph 
 Nez Pierce Tribe
















 "  Dad 
was leaning against a tree,
playing a flute,
and Mom walked by
 and caught his eye.
 That's the way
 they tell the story. "
 
 Hannah Teter
















" A baby is born
 with a need to be loved 
- and never outgrows it. "

Frank A. Clark


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Tear down the ugly house
built atop the meadow
of my innocence.

Let the grass of me
lift it's heads gently,
tentative at first
in time, one hopes, 
to run riot.

Surely there is time
before the harvest?


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Thanks for visiting!
                          Warmly,
cloudia
 

24 comments:

Erika said...

Nice shots. Wish you a good week end, dear Cloudia.
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黄清华 Wong Ching Wah said...

Have not seen a Mohawk, is it what thas call ... For awhile !

Giga said...

I pierwszy cytat i pierwsze zdjęcie są wspaniałe. Pozdrawiam.
And the first quote and the first picture are wonderful. Yours.

Unknown said...

I'd laugh but it's cold out and my face would shatter...and that's the truth.

Dave King said...

An excellent collection of thoughts and a superb image as starters. Well done.

Magia da Inês said...

♪彡♪♫°¸.•♫°`

Bom fim de semana!
Beijinhos.
♪♫♫°✿°`╮

Charles Gramlich said...

Such bright and beautiful clothing.

Teresa said...

Delightful post!! Love the pictures.

Myrna R. said...

Nice, the photos. Your words, even nicer. I hope we have time before the harvest. I think we will.

Have a great weekend.

21 Wits said...

Surely yes, but that time is running out so very quickly....we have to catch up and enjoy - Lovely photos of a day in the life of Cloudia, also walking by a tree-Enjoy your weekend-Karen

Brian Miller said...

Let the grass of me
lift it's heads gently,
tentative at first
in time, one hopes,
to run riot....nice...love your verse! went to a powow when i was in college, it was amazing....really cool pics....

hope you have a great saturday! aloha from va

Rosaria Williams said...

That last poem, Cloudia, is amazingly beautiful!

Young at Heart said...

thoughts for my weekend...thank you!!

TexWisGirl said...

lovely poem, cloudia.

FilipBlog said...

Waw, what an outfit of the boy in the first picture.

Greetings,
Filip

Anonymous said...

Returning centuries, towards a people which surely had close contact with life and its essence. Thank you for this role model, and keeping it alive.

Please have you all a good Sunday.

Anonymous said...

Grew up attending pow wows in Oklahoma. How wonderful to have them in Hawaii. Indian Fry Bread is wonderful! Met some of the last Indian Codetalkers from WW2 at the Red Earth Festival in OKC.
DrumMajor

Elephant's Child said...

Simply beautiful. thank you.

SandyCarlson said...

Surely! Thanks for the beautiful dance that is your blog!

Kay said...

Have a beautiful Sunday, Cloudia. Orange could be the color of autumn.

Anonymous said...

I have missed so many posts but I'm back with a new blog and I won't miss any now!!

Cloudia said...

Thank YOU my sweet friends! Your comments delight me!

Betty Manousos said...

love tradition, wonderful and interesting shots!

Reader Wil said...

I am glad you still have your blog, for I don't know how to handle Facebook. It's too complicated for me. And there are always people showing up whom I don't know. Therefore I never visit my Facebook page. It was my daughter who wanted me on FB.
Anyway your Mohawks are awesome!