Corn, fields are brimming and reaching high towards the sky; the harvest begins
A place to gather words before they get lost.
Corn, fields are brimming and reaching high towards the sky; the harvest begins
Reflecting sunlight on the edge of the puddle; shadows and muddle
Night rides the change of seasons
this cold air's welcome for all kinds of reasons
Late summer season corn; the harvest continues with nibbles and smiles
Willow tree branches dancing in late summer wind - a long song begins
Lightning bayonets striking trees, thundering fierce; we stay inside, safe
for Algot
In the woods: laughter; the sound, like a falling rain, and what comes after
No single leaf falls without a sound - even if no one's around to listen - the ground hears it, the critters, too
Some days, the forest music shimmers uncertain:
like buds in Spring the ice of Winter the crunch of Autumn the breeze of Summer
So we meander in, quiet, and wander along, with ears open, hoping for song
A twisting story of dead flowers and of vines twines through the backyard
The first in a phase, a New Moon silhouetted, bent against the sky