Distant Prints of Foot! It’s a half past five on a Monday morning – waiting for the dawn to break, There are snow reports upon the stream of visions – with the grip of winter’s take! The changing of seasons … Continue reading →
New Beginnings! There’s been a big old circle of roundabouts – as the rain clouds clear away, The echo of a trail of tales – and my whereabouts – with the lead up to this day! Re-tracing the footprints left … Continue reading →
The Onset of Sunset! With a stretching of the early eve – we partake the breath of freshest air, We reflect with the river as we cross the bridge – in the moment we are there! Around the bend we … Continue reading →
The Elemental Flow! The gentle amble of the river ramble – glistens in the brightest Sun, Running through the arches – where the trout they shade their run, Memory serves to ask a question – where the pathway takes its … Continue reading →
Reflecting on the Breeze! The Sunlight drips through the crowns of shade – dappled under the trees, Igniting the peace with its veil of highlights – reflecting on the breeze, For decades rolling with the life in the fields – … Continue reading →
A Scrabbled bag of Words! Painting landscape pictures – with a scrabbled bag of words, At one with the run of the flowing ink – listening to the birds, The leaves they dance with a gentle rustle – with the … Continue reading →
Where Anyone Seldom Goes! The familiar footsteps pad an echo – out of the shade and into the light of spring, The smouldering Sun with its heat of touching – so casually does its thing! The road it rolls out … Continue reading →
The Morning Magpie! Greeted by the dawning of the morning Magpie, Dancing a welcome from the edge of the road! In and out of the Tree gathering bunched in the corner, Collecting a diary of memories and lightening the load! … Continue reading →
Over The Bridge & Around the Bend! Several life-times reach back to childhood – where memories wear so thin, Where wanderlust found his way over the bridge – and took the world within! Checking under stones for Bullheads and sticklebacks … Continue reading →
