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Wednesday, December 5, 2012

A Myth of Fallen Moons

Committee of sleep was great: We, me and the members of the jungle, feel fresh after a cold raining night.


But an exhausted moon was overlooked; she held on no more, and submerged in the dense of Cerok Tokun, as a mushroom, pale and dull.


A myth is so potent when this place grows a field of mushrooms, but  mushrooms aren't mushrooms.

And we are fresh, while the moons continue to exercise at full capacity, which open all kinds of doors. One of them leads to a myth.

39 comments:

  1. i love both of these images! and the night moon imagery in your words.

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  2. Oh but these are beautiful! You're such a story weaver..and I like, I like!

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  3. Tłumaczenie przez Tłumacza Google Twoich myśli dzisiaj jest nie zrozumiałe dla mnie . Nie będę komentował treści, bo może wyjść śmiesznie. Powiem tylko, że zdjęcia są urocze. Pozdrawiam.
    Translation by Google Translate your thoughts today is not understandable for me. I will not comment on the content, I can come out funny. Let me just say that the pictures are adorable. Yours.

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  4. Your words are as beautiful as your photos. The mushroom in your second picture really does look like the full moon.

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  5. These two photos are fantastic, and your words, well, as wonderful also.

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  6. As a true survivor. Strong they rise out of the moss. The fungus on the second picture looks like the moon. Beautiful images / Brita.

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  7. Rainfield, you always hold me captive with your inspirational stories and beautiful photos and imagery. Love that moon shot.

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  8. love the images, and the moon, the moon right there in the middle of Cerok Tokun!!

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  9. Rainfield, you are a great storyteller! I love your mushroom shots, great macro images. Have a happy day!

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  10. Oh I love the way you think and your photography :) B

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  11. A Full Moon gives rise to many mysterious feelings...thank you for sharing yours.

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  12. Hello Rainfield!
    Your pictures are really composed well,in addition,they ware
    fantastic.
    I am admiring a beautiful dew drop in your first picture.

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  13. What an idea for a fairy story where the moon falls each night to become a magical mushroom!

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  14. I love your creative imagination where words written are like a beautiful web of surrealism.

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  15. Magical post and wonderful photography ~ Wow! ~ (A Creative Harbor) ~ aka 'artmusedog' ^_^

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  16. ✿°•.¸
    Lindas imagens.

    Bom fim de semana!
    Beijinhos.
    Brasil
    ¸.✿ °•.¸•°♡⊱╮╮

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  17. You are indeed a spinner of tales and beautiful photos. I love that. B

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  18. as always I was swept off my feet with your beautiful photos and wonderful words...

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  19. What a tale! Love reading your blog for it is spell binding just like that full moon capture!

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  20. The first one looks like a parade!

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  21. Love your tales and that first photo is fantastic.

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  22. Oh what a tangled story you weave!!

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  23. a wee bit of magic and imagination to light up the day.

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  24. Beautiful little wonderland. And i love those precise orange lines weaving upwards. Thank you for sharing your work on Mandarin Orange Monday:)

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  25. the first photo is quite interesting. love the worm's view.:p

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  26. hi. The first photo is very beautiful.
    The mushroom looks like a fallen moon.

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  27. yur mushroom moon
    makes come with myths of my own...

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  28. you're such a poet, friend,
    and that image of the moon
    just took my breath away
    (and then gave it back again
    full and wonderful:))
    -Jennifer

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  29. Lucky you and members of the jungle who can sleep at night while the moon has to work all night.

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  30. I love your imagination and your mushrooms!

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  31. You post about the most interesting, often overlooked aspects of nature, and your posts are fascinating!

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  32. Such a very interesting myth! Visiting a little late from Mandarin Orange Monday.

    My Orange
    Hope you can still visit and leave me a comment. Thanks.

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  33. Beautiful contrasting photos! The first pic looks surreal and vivid in tones, while the second mimics the full moon's charm in its own way.

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