Tag Archives: December

Illuminate

Posted on December 20, 2017 by anotetohuguette

Winter sun sets low these days painting the steel blue water in flames of gold. I see a young woman on my walk sitting at an old wooden desk on the damp sand, writing in a big book as if … Continue reading →

Posted in poetry | Tagged beauty, December, enlightenment, flame, language, light, magic, mindfulness, nature, sea, sunset, understanding, walking, wonder, world | 26 Comments

Winter’s Light

Posted on December 10, 2017 by anotetohuguette

“ The world is full of poetry. The air is living with its spirit; and the waves dance to the music of its melodies, and sparkle in its brightness.” – James Gates Percival Fortified with a late cup of fragrant … Continue reading →

Posted in blog, journaling, life, memoir, travel | Tagged atmosphere, Autumn, December, hygge, light, nature, rain, river, storm, tea, Vancouver Christmas Market, walking, weather, wild, winter | 43 Comments

Autumn Deep

Posted on December 15, 2016 by anotetohuguette

In these latter days of autumn there’s no time to mourn the last golden leaves still clinging to dark, bare branches. The earth’s long pirouette has been gathering in the cold from celestial blue above and the warmth of the … Continue reading →

Posted in poetry | Tagged Autumn, Bright Nights, chocolate, christmas, cinnamon, December, friendship, ice, magic, moon, poetry, polar bear, snow, taste, winter | 18 Comments

The Fall

Posted on December 1, 2016 by anotetohuguette

We are among the fallen, both human born and heaven wrought, the ones who chose to be gods instead of children. Sentenced to wait for the light between the seasons of abundance and loss we find ourselves on this long … Continue reading →

Posted in poetry | Tagged children, christmas, December, fallen angels, gods, hope, light, love, middle path, nature, seasons, solstice, winter, words | 15 Comments