The photos are from Orbetello for Marsha’s PPAC. The poem is a double fib, named after the Fibonacci sequence, for Patrick’s Pic and a Word challenge. That it doesn’t make much sense is a sign of the times. And the waves are for waving.
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 0 I run with my iron, eeee! I Ron, you Mexi. Aye-aye, you will mess my sassy. Isn’t it ironic: I run as I wish to run? In your eye, le roi c’est moi. Live like it’s iron age. What a sad runny mess, this. 0
For Photographing Public Art Challenge (PPAC) hosted by Marsha at Always Write
and in response to Patrick Jennings’ Pic and a Word Challenge #289: Irony
This day in my blogging history
2018: Follow the light (compilation)
An Embarrassment of Riches 
Awesome wave!
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Thank you, TAB, if you say so… 🙂
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Fabulous, photos, Manja! Your poem is so much fun, too. Thanks for sharing. I knew you would find something wonderful – and you did. 🙂
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Ahh, thank you, Marsha. 🙂 In fact, I had these saved for posting and almost forgot about them. I’m glad you found fun in the poem as well.
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You’re a talented woman, my friend. 🙂
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What a lovely thing to say. Thank you most kindly, Marsha! ❤
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You are welcome.
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Great waves, both. (K)
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Thank you, K.! I almost didn’t post this poem, it was too bizarre. I’m glad I did now.
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I do that sometimes too, wondering if what I made was too strange. But life is strange.
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Isn’t it so. 🙂
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What a cool wave. 😀 I like all the different ways you captured it 😀
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Thank you, Cee! These were all taken on the same occasion even though I pass this wave often. But the light is always even worse.
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I’ve never seen that format before, it works so well 😁
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Thank you, Not Pam. I learned about it in April when I wrote a poem a day to NaPoWriMo prompts.
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I must have a look at that site when I have a bit of time
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A most interesting double fib you have told there, Manja! And I simple adore the ‘orange’ photo at the end, beautiful light and perspective.
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Thank you, Sunra Nina! 🙂 It must be that your fib reminded me of this form. Plus you and Not Pam spurred me to join Weekend Writing Prompt challenge for the first time. I think I like the word (and syllable) limit since I didn’t have enough limits as a child. 😉
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Yes, but you followed the fib format correctly! Oh, it’s become a habit now, the weekend prompts. I look forward to them! 🙂
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What a wavy post.
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Thanks, Bojana. I just hope sea-sickness isn’t close behind. 😀
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I love this combination of words and pictures. The poem has a happy bounce when I read it, I love the rhythm.
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Good to hear this, Claudia. I had my not so little doubts about this one. 😀
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Aww. Too good too good. And the photos. Wow.
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Ahh, thank you, Selma! I almost didn’t post it. So bizarre.
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The wave mural is ultra cool. The poem, fun, and the quote? I love. Wherever you are, there you will find me. Lots of truth in that for me too. Donna
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Thank you, Donna. 🙂 Once I mentioned to an Italian friend the tendency of Italian men to shout their love like this from walls, pavements and banners as here. She said: “He must have done something terrible.”
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Hahaha. Probably. One thing I now recall and I loved about Spain was the singing. In the streets, on a construction site etc.. Wherever they are they sing. I remember loving to hear them sing love songs out of the blue, when they were just feeling it. Donna
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I can see you were playing with perspective in photographing the wave. Very fun. 🙂
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Thank you, Crystal. We passed it on the way from the supermarket in Orbetello but it might have been dark yet.
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Hm, I don’t remember it. But next time!
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