carpe-diem

Good morning, my dear friends! 

As a part of our Thematic Alliteration Week: One Theme per Day, our Tuesday is dedicated to 🌾 Texture - surfaces, touch, sensation

“Touch has a memory.” - John Keats

Fingers trailing along the bark 🪾of a birch tree.
The raised threads 🧵 of embroidery on a linen shirt.
Cool stone 🗿under bare feet.
The hush of soft 📜turned in an old book.

Every texture tells a story, not in words but in sensations.

Notice a surface that speaks to your fingertips.
Rough or smooth, warm or cool! 

📸 Share a photo of a meaningful texture - something tactile, quiet, or nostalgic.

Have a tender Texture Tuesday. Let today be felt, not just seen.

I saw this painting in one of the colorful restaurants in Zakopane and couldn't help but take a photo. It was not painted on canvas on tree bark.
On the rough surface, a forest was visible, behind it, the soft outlines of mountains, and meadows, flooded with evening light. Everything looked as if it was not painted, but grew out of the wood itself.
The color lurked in the cracks, the brushstrokes were uneven, as if the artist was not so much painting as remembering. And now this silence is preserved in every curve.

Not just an image - a memory.
About touch. About nature, about what is quiet🫶

📸 Share a photo of a meaningful texture - something tactile, quiet, or nostalgic.

I love life, travel 🌏❤️ Podology is my calling 👣❤️
 I explore the crypto  world 💰

This feels like the forest remembered itself and borrowed human hands to speak
There's something sacred in textures that don’t just show , they feel.

A nurse who is interested in poetry and literature
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/poetry

I agree with you, textures convey much more than we see