If I were a month I’d be June
If I were a day I’d be Sunday
If I were a time of day I’d be dawn
If I were a planet I’d be earth
If I were a sea animal I’d be a lobster
If I were a direction I’d be east
If I were a piece of furniture I’d be a Windsor chair
If I were a liquid I’d be water
If I were a gem stone I’d be a diamond
If I were a tree I’d be a sugar maple
If I were a tool I’d be a swiss army knife
If I were a flower I’d be a peony
If I were an element of weather I’d be sunshine
If I were a musical instrument I’d be a piano
If I were a color I'd be white
If I were an emotion I’d be empathy
If I were a fruit I’d be a strawberry
If I were a sound I’d be a whisper
If I were an element I'd be rich, fresh soil
If I were a car I’d be a Beetle
If I were a food I’d be a chocolate chip cookie
If I were a place I’d be a seaside beach
If I were a material I'd be Egyptian cotton
If I were a taste I’d be sweet
If I were a scent I’d be cinnamon
If I were a body part I’d be a hand
If I were a song I’d be a hymn
If I were a bird I'd be a dove
If I were a gift I'd be a bunch of flowers
If I were a city I'd be Nantucket
If I were a door I'd be an old screen door
If I were a pair of shoes I’d be black patent pumps
If I were a poem I would be a haiku
What would you be? Join in!
Marcy
Thanks to m. heart for passing this along.
A Swiss Army Knife, a whisper, a hymn, these are so evocative!
ReplyDeletelove it! leaves me thinking...
ReplyDeleteHow lovely ~ this is such fun. I'm going to have to give it a whirl.
ReplyDeleteJo
LOVE peonies, too!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your visit and kind comment over at the painted house.
I hope you are enjoying the weekend. :)
I love this! What a fun way of thinking about ourselves. The photos you chose to go with it are beautiful, too.
ReplyDeleteAn old screen door! I hope that I always have an old screen door in my life...feels like home.
ReplyDeleteI love that Marcy......we should do it in our email group. :)
ReplyDeleteMARCY. This is so lovely and just the kind of exercise I need to stretch my writing muscles. I wasn't surprised to see such a beautiful blog when I decided to stroll over and visit, as you'd left such extraordinarily kind words about my last post on dear Sasha. Thank you for leaving a comment even though it was a sad topic......Please come visit again, as I promise happier days {and posts!} ahead. xx P&H
ReplyDeleteMarcy,
ReplyDeleteGood morning. This paints such a lovely picture of the most delightful YOU! I love it.
I am so glad that you got to meet Frances Palmer.
Oh I bet she is just wonderful in person. Anyone who loves to garden and create beautiful pottery with her hands has got to be.
Thank you so much for telling me. This is one of the many things that I love about blogging, is connecting people. It absolutely made my day to know that little ole me was responsible for introducing wonderful YOU to wonderful Frances Palmer!
Have a great day.
xo Lisa