Friday, October 30, 2009

Accentuate the Positive!



SKYWATCH


ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE!


A placid scene of sea and sky.
But surely a giant shark floats by!
 Surely I see a monstrous fin!
Against such a creature we cannot win!
In such terrible situations
Concentrate on the cloud formations!
It almost becomes your bounden duty
To fill your mind with surrounding beauty!
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14 comments:

Anne said...

You are one of the best Brenda!! Lovely words and picture as usual.

Big hug from Anne in Norway.

Martha Z said...

That's great, makes me smile.

Sylvia K said...

Lovely shot and fun words, as always, Brenda!

Have a great weekend!

Sylvia

geraldgee said...

Eliminate the negative,
latch on to the affermative
and dont mess with mister in between! xx

Lene said...

Hello, Brenda :)

I really like your photo today. The lonely litle island surronded by beautiful sea and sky :)

Have a great weekend :)

Darlene said...

When I saw the title of your blog the words to the song Accentuate the Positive popped into my mind.

You gotta' accentuate the positive.
Eliminate the negative.
Ending with:
Don't mess with Mr. In between.

Much to my surprise, the post had nothing to do with the song and now I can't get it out of my head. :-(

Darlene said...

Oops - I just read the comments and discovered that geraldgee had the same thought and beat me to it.

Coffeedoff said...

I clicked to enlarge the photo and it was even more magnificent!

eileeninmd said...

Wonderful words and photo. The scene is lovely.

Hildred said...

Nice positive philosophy and magnificent shot.

~Cheryl said...

You won't catch me swimming in those waters today! What a fun post plus beautiful scenery. Have a great weekend!

Light and Voices said...

I think I would frame this photograph.
Joyce M

Three Rivers, Michigan said...

"In such terrible situations/Concentrate on the cloud formations!"
I love your sense of humor. To go with it, a nice silvery ocean and sky scene, with just a hint of color; lovely.

Three Rivers Daily Photo

Margaret Gosden said...

A fin is for inspiration - that's the whole of it! Lovely layers of grey here!