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Tag Archives: colour
Magic Realism
“ Summer is for surrendering; winter is for wondering.” – Debasish Mridha Early summer has brought changing skies, muggy air and the rumble of thunder. Looking in four directions yields a bank of dark clouds, stunning blue sky, a butter-like … Continue reading
Posted in blog, journaling, life, memoir, travel
Tagged bees, cancer free, climate change, colour, heatwave, journey, magic realism, nature, ocean, picnic, Stash tea, Summer, thoughts, wonder, world
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Passages
Those who have left before us are unable to look back, in their wake they leave one trailing hand a phantom touch suspended at the edge of time. We cannot follow, only read the language of their passage – finding … Continue reading
Orphans, Exiles and Disowned Rebels
There are signs of them everywhere showing up in the wild looking pair of beautiful metal wings set up on the shoreline in fae colours of dark moss green and the deepest lake of blue inviting us to step inside … Continue reading
Posted in poetry
Tagged colour, disowned rebels, Doc Marten boots, exiles, fairies, fences, life, nature, orphans, poetry, warriors, wings
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Mexico Dreaming
“if you keep a green bough in your heart, then the singing bird will come” – chinese proverb December and now January have been very rainy, dark with only the odd day of sunshine. After the busy days of December, … Continue reading