Was on my morning walk today and I came across this storm water drain at the roadside kerb, near Buderim (Q. Australia). Thanks to the deluge last night, the leaves and bark had formed into a framed collage.
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“I WALK” By Dennis Mealor
I walk the road it was so long.
Could not believe the pavement song.
I looked ahead the street all treed,
I never knew the Walker’s Creed.
I pass by people walking on
They never look at where they’ve gone
The leafy lane, the rocks and stones
Are always waiting to be known.
I wonder why so many souls
Are gripped with grief and in the cold.
I wonder why they try and try
To lift their game, to lift it high.
We never know the feeble thoughts
That go inside each head and sorts
The chaff from treasure, the shite from shine.
I’ll never know what choice is mine.
WELL, YOU might see something different in this photo.
But I saw Ali Baba in a pile of towels on my laundry floor. Yellow profile with big ear, and red turban/head gear. Other people have seen other things in this pic. This is another example of “Pareidolia” – seeing recognisable objects in random patterns. Like seeing familiar shapes in cloud formations. My vision impairment actually enhances this phenomenon. So quite often, I see “stuff” where it doesn’t exist. I need to get a life I think.
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Note to outside Australia viewers: This cartoon is on a current Australian news topic.
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