The words were written a decade ago
The image was taken yesterday.
The deafness continues.
For which man can ever truly understand the thoughts of a woman?
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Insightful and beautiful. I’ll let you in on a little secret – I often have trouble understanding my own thoughts!!
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Wonderful picture and great quote! As for understanding women, never going to happen, we can’t understand ourselves sometimes. LOL
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Wow, this looks post card perfect! great presentation….
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What an wonderful bird
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wonderful shot with wonderful quotes…
Please visit mine also in here Thanks
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Beautiful photo… beautiful words… Absolutely beautiful post!
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Terrific post! I enjoyed the photo, and poem 🙂
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Stop by if you can, and have a great week ahead!
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Archie: Nicely done with the Magpie and saying.
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I like the poetry and the photo. Where was it taken?
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Nicely done! Love the words.
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Very beautiful and insightful! Great shot.
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How beautiful both words and photo
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Thanks everyone. The photo was taken here in Perth yesterday and the words were written about a decade ago – They seemed to go together, especially as the magpie looks a little sad 🙂
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Wonderful shot, thanks for your visit
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Handsome bird. Very different to our bottle-green strutter.
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Aileni, I hadn’t realised there were so many different types of magpie in the world – all different. I’ll post a more identifying photo in a day or two.
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Your poem as well as your shot Archie? Very well put.
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Yes, it is. Thanks for that.
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I haven’t seen a magpie like that ours are black and white and very handsome, but the plumage is different than the one in the picture.
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