clinch
A quick fierce hug when words sting and words can't wholly mend.
den
I've made my home a little winter den, where I've holed up most of the week, picking away at work, reading by lamplight, storing up some energy for the coming months.
giddy
Tipsy on daiquiris and the wildest thing they do is play Scrabble. I love them.
imploring
Outside the library, as I tuck books into my backpack, a squirrel hops up on the bench beside me. It cocks its head at me and crimps its hands close to its chest. I wish I had something to give it.
kleenex
The snow looks like tissue paper torn up and puffed on by the wind.
petrology
Watching the sunrise on a heavily clouded day. The sky starts off charcoal, lightens to lead, shifts to cobalt and settles at last on the tranquil blue-gray of an agate stone.
tabletop
A pool of light, a game board, a plate of rolled figs covered in coconut shavings.
It lifted off from a chair-back,
Beating a smooth course for the right window
And clearing the sill of the world.
- Richard Wilbur, "The Writer"
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Saturday, January 8, 2011
Sunday, September 26, 2010
A walk on the walls of York
Labels:
animals,
architecture,
England,
houses,
photography,
photos (mine),
stone,
travel,
trees,
walks
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