Grateful

Rest, Relax and Refresh

Love is a warm Fire

Old fire
Still fire

Saziwe Photography/gc (c)

Two/One Relationship

photo by Saziwe/gc (c)2007

Two/One

Two in the same place

Two in love,

without the need to loose yourself.

Freedom to disagree,

Freedom to Be,

Freedom to Think,

Freedom to Live,

Freedom to Love,

Freedom to Create.

Mature Love

Two/One.

Different and together...

Enjoying the same ocean.

A Gift of Excellence

This Saturday I went to Cafe D'Antano in Orlando, Fl.
A whimsical place where you find art, music, poetry and friendship.
I had the opportunity and honor to meet this
one of a kind artist, painter, motivator and a seer into the spirit realm.
enjoy "Ones" Art and talents. Explore and discover... http://www.onesgallery.com/

Forget Me Not

Miosotis “No me Olvides”
In different Languages

Old French "ne m'oubliez pas"
Italian "Nontiscordardimé
German "Vergissmeinnicht"
Polish "Niezapominajki”
Slovak "Nezábudky”
Danish "Forglem-mig-ej”
Swedish "Förgätmigej”
Dutch "vergeet-mij-nietje”
Spanish "no-me-olvides”
Russian "Незабудки”
Bulgarian “Незабравки”
Lithuanian "Neužmirštuolės”
Greek "Μη με λησμονείς
Esperanto "neforgesumino",
Chinese "wu wang cao”
Korean “mul mang cho”
Japanese “Wasurenagusa”
Hebrew "זכריני" (Zichrini
Persian "فراموشم مکن" (farâmusham nakon
Hungarian "Nefelejts"
Turkish "Unutma Beni"
In the 15th century Germany, it was supposed that the wearers of the flower would not be forgotten by their lovers.
Legend has it that in medieval times, a knight and his lady were walking along the side of a river. He picked a posy of flowers, but because of the weight of his armour he fell into the river. As he was drowning he threw the posy to his loved one and shouted "Forget-me-not". This is a flower connected with romance and tragic fate. It was often worn by ladies as a sign of faithfulness and enduring love.
Forget-me-not in popular culture
The forget-me-not became the subject of a disco song "Forget Me Nots" by Patrice Rushen in 1982 hitting the Top 10 in many countries. The lyrics include "Sending you forget-me-nots, to help you to remember". This song is notable for the fact its bassline was sampled for George Michael's Fastlove, Will Smith's Men in Black and Pauline Pantsdown's Backdoor Man.

Confession of Autumn Journey

Two Chairs

Two chairs
Two chairs one thought
I love you…
And I went thru
Waves of energy
Full of love
Thru the distance.

My love I send
My love is released
Warm wave of tenderness
Like summer breazes

I kiss your soul
Without being there
I kiss your soul
Without being there
Is just one heart
Dancing like that
A dance of light
Only two chairs

And one autumn thought.