I went outside, beyond the terrace, to see the toil that had taken place.
Energy that was put in a pile sits dormant, awaiting hands that could ignite a true ignition in us all.
(Photo: Edward Roads)
Written by Edward Roads
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Mytwosentences 
This brought back memories of stacking wood piles for some long Canadian winters (years and years ago.)
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Yes. Thank You. I so appreciate your comment.
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Toil, indeed. It looks so EASY but is so hard! Did you chop all of that? I worry that you won’t be able to type for a week. 🙂
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Thank You so much. I appreciate your thoughtful and wonderful comments.
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The words say so much to the inner person we are and sometimes afraid to say
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Thank You so very much.
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‘Twas it your energy that created the pile.
Or are you merely the soon to be recipient of the heat that is generated.
See, I am learning how to do this too (not nearly at your level though). Thanks for another great post.
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I honestly appreciate that. Thank You so much.
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This time the sentences are short and simple for a change. The ignite twist is interesting and giving meaning to the pic. 🙂
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Thank You so much.
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intresting topics …My two sentenses pay a visit to our blog too
https://meltingicetowers.wordpress.com/2014/11/22/disastrous-honeymoon/
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Lovely! I’m curious, which comes first for you, the words or the images?
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Usually as I walk around, something will catch my eye and I take a photo. Then put words to it. (But not always). Thank You so much.
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good one.. the physical energy required to create that pile of “energy” – will manifest itself not as physical energy when burned.. but as a spiritual, mystic and warming one… Rave on Edward.. see ya soon my friend.
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good one.. the physical energy required to create that pile of “energy” – will manifest itself not as physical energy when burned.. but as a spiritual, mystic and warming one… transformation… Rave on Edward.. see ya soon my friend.
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Thank You Brad. I truly appreciate your thoughtful and introspective comments.
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Today at church we talked about the marriage of family and love. When I read today’s post, it brought to mind how we sometimes store up things for “rainy days.” (In this case cold days of Winter). When I think of the energy that went into that pile of wood and how you described its potential energy, I wonder how often people realize that they do this with many things. Like the pretty candle that sits on a shelf collecting dust but seems too pretty to burn (burn it anyway as it was meant to be burned), or that special china that only gets brought out for special occasions (use it anyway because any meal you get to spend with loved ones is a cherished memory to come), or even that dress or suit that only gets paraded around for special occasions (wear it anyway because life is short not to be appreciated fully.) Stack the wood that the dark days of winter may find their way to the light of spring once again by following the heat of your hearth and the joy of your loving family.
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Absolutely beautiful. Your comments enlighten me each and every time. I cannot possibly relate my Thanks for your touching words. You have an amazing perspective and I appreciate it.
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It’s your inspiration that tickles my muse. For heck’s sake dude, it has to come from somewhere! May as well be from you!
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You are starting to become a highlight of my day.
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You are far too kind Arlene, but I honestly appreciate it. Thank You so very much.
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Toil. Hmmm …. Interesting word. I’ve know toil a lot these past few days. Great job once again, and too, my amazement grows of you. Love, Amy
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Thank You so very much Amy. I always appreciate your thoughtfulness.
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Delightful. Thank you for the follow, it’s definitely my pleasure you found me!
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Thank You Janice. I truly appreciate it.
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That is many a warm night with a good book and a steaming cup of Earl Grey Tea.
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Absolutely. Thank You Jackie.
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This looks like someone did half the work… ha ha!
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