I love the symbols of the visual arts used to represent the language-based arts. Yours are fresh and original in my limited experience, and therefore delightful!
We sprinkle our little bits of light here and there as we can.
I love the word dapple. It always makes me think of the sunlight
filtering through the leaves. Drawing in points takes time too,
as does sprinkling, if you do it right. You can not always see the big
picture until its all done either.
lillian the home poet 
I love the symbols of the visual arts used to represent the language-based arts. Yours are fresh and original in my limited experience, and therefore delightful!
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Thank you, Charley! Kind words…and so appreciated. Smiling I am with my second cup this morning. 🙂
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Lovely. Reflects a soft and gentle approach (imo).
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We sprinkle our little bits of light here and there as we can.
I love the word dapple. It always makes me think of the sunlight
filtering through the leaves. Drawing in points takes time too,
as does sprinkling, if you do it right. You can not always see the big
picture until its all done either.
Interesting self examination, lillian.
You are one of the good ones.
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Reminds me of an optimist and a person with a cheerful heart and words!
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…words we always await…greedily 🙂
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Glad your are spreading your words among all of us!
Dwight
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Oh, this is special and wirh so few words. It reminds me of the woman feeding the birds in Mary Poppins.:-)
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picture perfect
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Love it! 🌸
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I think we all need those pastel tinted words at times Lillian. Let us all sprinkle them.
Anna :o]
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The thought that a painting itself is a symbol… love the way you’ve done this as an impressionist painting, such a positive outlook.
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Art is absolutely my favorite thing to use symbolically. Almost reposted an old one. This is so perfect.
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Love this Lillian- thank you!
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“She tinted words in pastels” — how lovely. Thank you for the experience!
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I like the idea of sprinkling words like a pointillist.
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