born of the mossy forest floor
she rose with grace and dignity
creature not quite human
yet and earthling all the same
~
we are now cloaked in a thick blanket of snow:
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- Tammie Lee
- Warm Greetings to you, I am a artist, photographer of nature and poetic writer. My arts are inspired by the land I live with. Living in a wee log cabin surrounded by woods, meadows and wildlife in the NW corner of Montana. I hope you enjoy your visit, I look forward to getting to know you. Spirithelpers Photography: www.spirithelpers.net All art and words by me, unless otherwise credited. Please ask permission for use elsewhere.
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Oh beautiful earthling, love the green and how the text of the book shows through!
ReplyDeleteWe are just getting more snow, too!
Lovely!
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Johanna, Sweden
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Love your Earthling girl and her beautiful moss green hair. How enchanting your cabin looks covered in snow, I hope you dont get snowed in!
ReplyDeleteOh Tammie... she is stunning... I could just sit here and look at her... and the snow... so beautiful... what a gorgeous photo... sitting under the air con at the moment here in Oz... it's a HOT one...
ReplyDeleteJenny ♥
Terrestrial or extraterrestrial ... never mind ... is outstanding!
ReplyDeleteTammie, very cold, please beware!
How much snow!
Kissing friends!
She really does look like she came up from the ground. Love that hair. It looks beautiful all that snow.
ReplyDeleteWowowwo!!Stunning!!!!!Love both of them!!you are goood!!))♥..•*¨*★ ☆.love☆¸¸.•♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous forest nymph she is.
ReplyDeleteShe can blend in with the leaves and grassy knowl's of the forest floor.
Happy Holidays to you.
blessings and love
Sharon
xoxoxoxox
Walking Barefoot Stirs Such Souls Loose From the Fertile Soils of the Earth.
ReplyDeleteOooo look at all your snow, like a proper festive season! Thankyou for your comment on my blog about where you make your art, so interesting! I should try that too, maybe I'd get more done. :) I love your lady's calm expression and her amazing turquoise green hair, lovely.
ReplyDeleteJess x
Tammie it has been great catching up with some of your recent works here, so magical! This last piece is such a beauty, she's definitely a wonderful and magical soul, and how cosy it must be in that cabin under all the snow, thanks so much for sharing with us all, stay cosy and warm!
ReplyDelete(me...playing some 'catch up' this morning) and i'm glad i stopped in here!!
ReplyDeleteshe's beautiful!!! i love how the book reads through her...i've thought of doing something similar myself.
and your blanket of snow!! wow!! magical...both your drawing and photo!! stay warm!!
I've met the moss maiden of whom you speak--she is indeed lovely. Though I am sure she is sleeping warm beneath the snow just now.
ReplyDeleteAh, I'm so envious, my dear Lady Montana--perhaps The Great Creator will send snow my way this year, eh? One can always hope.
((hugs)) Have a wonderful day in that lovely snow. Catch a snowflake on your tongue for me, would you please? As I recall from my childhood--ambrosia is made of such lovely childhood stuff.
She is so beautiful...what a kind face! And I love her flowing green hair. We haven't had snow in awhile - so fun to see yours!
ReplyDeleteA lovely mossy hair! right from the nature!
ReplyDeleteand wow- such beauty with the snow! =)
Such a lovely post :*
ReplyDeleteMany many kisses,
Nicole
www.nicoleta.me