Gill McGrath© January 7 2016
Tag: mists
walking above hill mist towards the sun…..
8.29 am I am passing by the mists rolling around to the side and heading further along the road which is clear…..
press pic for detail
8.30 am I am turning the bend passed wooded bits to the right…….
and getting closer it seems …
……closer towards the sun which is climbing out of a mist. Soft light…..
By 8.32 am The sun starts to disappear. Here it is still a small sliver. Just about visible….. in its own mist!…..
then by my feet ~
a small voice starts to sing
in hill mists still thickening
the bejeweled stinger
now firmly unstrung
from it’s cobweb
unable to sting
sings silent
music here
all over
again
8.51
Home again
Frozen
with coffee
and Andrew Marr (‘am’ politics show on the tele)
Gill McGrath ® today. January 4. multiple mist scenes will follow press link
8 am. today : Hiya Moon!
Bloodied moon
Who played away
Across the sea
The other day
~ Caught you!
Sitting here!
Watching me play
In the late morning mist again~
There you were
Between the green
Looking bright
And quite serene~
Laughing so sweetly(..And you’d been around all night!)
Gill McGrath ©
A belated ode to the ‘bloody’ moon eclipse Oct 8 I could only see on a screen
a fairy tale at dawn late summer
beyond the gossamer fence
through rolling mists
a stolen kiss-
sleeping beauty wakes.
Gill McGrath©
[ neighbourhood described 07.17.14]
horizons beyond the valley….. defined better by mist ….
…..pale to infinity.
Gill McGrath
view from the top of the hill…
in high definition, press for more mist
A beautiful edge but no meeting place……(be warned)
To meet beyond
The forest lined horizon
Towards the slivered pink
Where waves seem to crash and roll on a far off shore
You first must clamber into a rolling silent veil of mist
Which asks in teasing whispers and honeyed tones ‘Which way now?’
And you’ll know not which way to stumble
With no light to guide you
Or how to find
The bridge to cross that is n’t there
Over a deep and swirling river
Where men who swim have drowned before…………
Gill McGrath
(press pink sky for waves in the distance! high resolution)
