" _making art of of found pieces of what is otherwise described

as junk.

A little of dis

 a little of dat

Some glue, glitter, screws and fine wire.

Voila.  "_

- eureka!_ i  found the right description for my so called ' poetry '- great piece , Beth! ..

Recycling at its best. Enjoyed that.

I agree with Tony as I see the recycle here and it is great.

Seems like a simile of life.  Finding what we can and making the best of it.  I enjoyed this.  Nicely done.

What a wonderful and unique take on the prompt, recycling is a form of reincarnation. Beautifully said, and love the photo!

When I am recycled I hope I come back as beautiful as the bird in your photo! It is stunning! Just goes to show - there is no junk - not really! Love your take on the prompt!

bird reincarnated through the use of junks...nice one Beth!

g'morning and can I have a morning tea in your place? please drop by my place, too!

That's a beautiful poem. I think there is a lot of intuition that goes into finding art in the ordinary and the discarded.

I love the bird you found.  Was it for sale or on display at a museum or such?  The poem is as pretty to me.  Thank you.

'The closest you can get to understanding incarnation' raises a question.

How did you understand it before you found the bird?  I don't remember ever having my parents or anyone else telling nor do I remember looking it up or reading about it.

Come to think, I really don't know the 'supposed' mechanics involved and I doubt any living person does.  It may be like my 'fooie foo bird,' it doesn't exist.  :-)  I rather suspect it does not.

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That bird is beautiful, as are your words! I love art created from recycled elements.

I am totally in love with this manner of recycling! Great stuff, Beth.

I was thinking along the same lines this week, Beth.  

As for a personal reincarnation, I do believe we are changing all the time. And for some people, I say Thank God!

Surely recycled has been underrated until now - this is superb!

Beth, this is great. what a different take on the prompt. Bringing bit's and pieces together and there by reincarnation. Great work.

love, Melanie

Love the way you recycled!

<a href="http://firmlyrooted.blogspot.com/2009/11/time-and-time-again.html">time and time again</a>

Indeed, this how a poem is born! Yours is “a thing with feathers“ (Dickenson)

Last year on solstice I posted about the life and death in 2003 of my dear friend Katrina . Her death