Inspired by beeblu blog I have stopped sorting travel photos and scanned the search engine terms used by browsers who have found my blog online. Her challenge is to make a poem with some of these terms …. well that is irresistible! Look what I found ….
ice self melting
orb weaver spirit
earth’s vast expanse
sunlight shone sea
rainbow pressed lights
centre of golden stillness
take care of your heart
tumultuous flower.
If you are intrigued like me check out the link to blubee blog above, where you will find the instructions for finding the search engine terms in your stats. Then have fun!
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Certainly linguistically remarkable and something else too but I don’t know what to call it.
Wow! These beautiful couplets say a lot about the soul of your blog, Christine.
I love them all, and this one in particular:
“take care of your heart
tumultuous flower”
😀
I am doing one post a week for the SEP entries I receive and will create a post for your wonderful entry and publish on Tuesday (when I am back from a long weekend in the mountains for my birthday).
Thanks for participating! 😀
You must be home and sorting thru your images, i love the poem, nice work, MJ
Wonderful… “orb weaver spirit” 🙂
are you going to look at your search engine terms elladee? i found it fascinating!
I did… very prosaic
a mind is a terrible thing to waste on housework…andy rooney praises women over 50…
you’ll miss the best things if you keep your eyes shut how to explain… but you’re right in what you say, there are some odd serach terms out there, these not the least of them 🙂
These are wonderful, Christine. I suspect my search engine terms might not come up with such lovely poetry. 😀
I hope you are looking robin, you might be surprised!
Wow, that’s terrific – you have really nice search engine strings. I can see a haiku from your lines (hope you don’t mind):
ice self melting
take care of your heart
tumultuous flower
oooh, i love it, thanks gabrielle! if only i could learn to think in haiku …..
“…take care of your heart tumultuous flower” It doesn’t get any better than that!
thanks monica, i could hardly believe my eyes when i saw these terms in the list, who could have been searching for such things, and how wonderful that they were directed by the great www to my site!
Awesome stuff. TO create such a beautiful poetry from search engine terms is not an easy stuff for sure. You have done a great job, Christine.
have you looked at your search engine terms arindam? they are surprising, you will love it! when you see the wonderful things people write a poem will fall naturally into your mind!!!