The most recent assignment is to open up the “Customizer” and play with the design tools. Well here goes. I will once again post a old poem, a Ghazal from Feb 11/2006, edited March 10/06 and see what happens. Please keep in mind this is an experiment. I wouldn’t normally change the colour of each stanza. It appears that Big Brother has limited customizer capabilities.
OK! I tried it, it looked hideous so I removed the colours. So far I haven’t come across anything that I really want enough to change the theme. I am happy with the way it looks now and I will leave it this way. No more fiddling around with the design. OK…. I bow to the popular comments regarding the colours. Here they are.
Fives Faces of the Muse
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River flows swift, flashing cerulean hues
Carving channels deep. Listen for the muse.
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Breeze gently whispers her name as the grass
Crowns nod. The capricious leap of the muse.
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Graciously Sun shares his benevolent light
where sleepy shadows creep. Unveil the muse.
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Earth embraces life – her arms grown from granite
A safe protective keep. Nourish the muse.
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Euterpe steals into my somnolent mind
seeking inspiration as I sleep. Ah – the Muse.
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Cheryle Baker
Hi Cheryle, You have to pay for the privilege … always money, money, money it’s a rich man’s world? Cheers Jamie.
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Oh, that’s the catch. I should have figured it out on my own. Oh well. I’m not it to tinkering with the look of things. I will be content with the way it is. Thanks for stopping by and commenting. In love and light Cheryle
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personally I find the fluorescent colours a bit off putting and detract from reading the poem.
that’s just my thoughts!
Debbie
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I agree, It was just an experiment to see what if anything I could customise on the theme I use. Basically all it can do is change the colours. thank you for letting me know I appreciate your stopping by and giving me feedback. In love and light Cheryle
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I couldn’t stand it any longer. I reverted back to the original colours. Much better. Kindest Regards Cheryle
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Aw-w-w-w! ;-]
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I love the colours. The poem is beautiful, and the colours add a certain je ne sais quoi – hope I’ve spelt that right!
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Thank you for stopping by and your kind comments. I had to remove the colours they were driving me nuts. sorry. I like your spelling, couldn’t say if it correct on not. In love & light Cheryle
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Sorry the colours were driving you nuts. But I still loved them. Will have to check up on my French when I have time … 🙂
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Howdy,
Almost! “Je ne c’est quoi”. Cheers Jamie.
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Thank you. I will pass this along. Have a great day. In light and love Cheryle
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Hi Jamie – thanks for the correction! You are a star! 🙂
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hirundine608 of Needle at Sea Bottom wrote: “Je ne c’est quoi”. I don’t know if you can see the comment or not. In love and light Cheryle
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Thank you. I can see the correct spelling. Thanks to Jamie too! In love and peace Marie
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You are welcome. In love & light Cheryle
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I love all of your blog, the colors and the personality. Keep up the great work.
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Thank you so much for the positive feed back. In love and light cheryle
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