Into the Heart of Things

[Janna Logan]

Thank you for sharing the ponderings of your heart, Lindsay.

[Lindsay Hartley]

You're welcome Janna. I'm glad it spoke to you. x

[LYNN BURROWS]

lovely poem, Lindsay and great photos! Thanks for sharing!

[Lindsay Hartley]

Thank you Lynn :) You're welcome. x

[Trudi Nicola]

Such a lovely poem!

[Lindsay Hartley]

Thank you Trudi 😊

[Matthew Sutcliffe]

The best thing about rules is breaking them. I liked your poem.

[Lindsay Hartley]

Yes, creativity doesn't conform. Thank you Matthew :)

[Josie Rashmi Smith]

Fragile, empathic and beautiful. Thank you, Lindsay.

[Lindsay Hartley]

You're welcome, and thank you for your kind words Josie

[Sarah Howard Lapine]

I also wrote to Beth's prompt, landing on the title 'Fragile.' I love the way you wove in the natural world.

[Lindsay Hartley]

Thank you Sarah. Have you shared your poem online where I may read it?

[Sarah Howard Lapine]

Yes, just posted. You can read it here:

https://open.substack.com/pub/gatheringquiet/p/fragile?r=1vvgau&utm_medium=ios

[Troy Putney]

So beautiful and too. This world of glass beings is so fragile. Best to go gently.

[Lindsay Hartley]

*true? Thank you Troy, I'm glad it spoke to you.

[SydneyMichalski🌿NatureMoments]

"We need to continue to cherish and protect the vulnerable -

the glass frogs,

the glass snails,

the glass humans."

So beautiful, Lindsay, and such a wonderful tribute, weaving nature into the story of our daily lives once more...

[Lindsay Hartley]

Thank you Sydney ❤ I'm glad it spoke to you. 🐌

[Julie Gabrielli]

Beautiful! Nature really is a marvel. 🤍🕊️

[Lindsay Hartley]

Thank you - yes, she really is.

[Beth Kephart]

Just beautiful. Thank you for leading me here.

[Lindsay Hartley]

You're welcome Beth - I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it! :)