where observation and imagination meet nature in poetry
November 19, 2018 § 6 Comments
the wind conducted autumn’s hymnn
Tagged: autumn, conductor, fence, garden, grass, hymn, landscape, orchestra, outside, seed heads, singing, song, unison, wind
And I am sure it was a beautiful hymn, too.
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We always wonder why so many folks wear earbuds on nature trails..
The combination of colors and textures is so pleasing. I enjoy seedheads and fading grasses, but this is special because of the interplay of grasses. I think I see at least three species — wonderful.
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thanks!
like a little prayer
Lindy, Thank you for all your comments. Best, Catherine
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And I am sure it was a beautiful hymn, too.
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We always wonder why so many folks wear earbuds on nature trails..
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The combination of colors and textures is so pleasing. I enjoy seedheads and fading grasses, but this is special because of the interplay of grasses. I think I see at least three species — wonderful.
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thanks!
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like a little prayer
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Lindy, Thank you for all your comments. Best, Catherine
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