Spangling on new planted tufts
silencing past summer’s song
giving in to winter’s drum
Gill McGrath© December 9 Eye Spy dew
Spangling on new planted tufts
silencing past summer’s song
giving in to winter’s drum
Gill McGrath© December 9 Eye Spy dew
you must go see what Laura’s boy said about sheep……..
https://eljaygee.wordpress.com/2015/08/14/fleecy/
The sun had been beaming gold shadows on everything just minutes before, but over the opposite fields the sky was turning pink. Then we noticed the new sheep, legless in the high grass. I thought of the little boys words…..so this post is specially for Laura and her grandson x (link)
Gill McGrath© photographs taken August 23 sunset
Under a bright blue sky at about 9.30 am this morning I nosed round the garden to see if there was anything new and found the first rose in the hedge where two birds are busy flying in and out feeding their noisy babies – then one deep pink little flower pushing through from next door, quite close to the rose!
But the compact foxgloves I found later were lined up in a flower shop in town at £7.99 (one per pot)… and that’s where they stayed!
6.00 am sky.
Overcast tonight
Gill McGrath© diary. May 30
so who cares where the sun is
when you are sitting at a dark window
your paws sadly resting on the sill
waiting for that someone
grey clouds gathering
and its looking quite a bit like rain?
Can you see him waiting in the window?
Can you see her, sitting all day on her nest?
And look at him, now its evening, eyes fixed on the dark clouds wondering if it will thunder…..
…that’s when … the nesting lady takes her chance!
Gill McGrath© April 22. 7.00 pm ~~
Update: Late sunset here with clear skies and a bit of color 8.40 pm ~ and a moon!