Late...late on a summer's night...
In the stillness of the midnight hour
The body may seem weary
But the mind
Ticks on...
In the stillness of the midnight hour
The body may seem weary
But the mind
Ticks on...
The fog moves on...
Carl Sandburg
To understand any living thing, you must, so to say, creep within and feel the beating of its heart.
~ William (W.) MacNeile Dixon
~ William (W.) MacNeile Dixon
from The Human Situation: The Gifford lectures delivered in the University of Glasgow, 1935-1937 (1937).
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- Meditation daily...
- Post summer holidays...
- Summer heat...
- I hear of floods...
- Swirling winds of morning...
- Australia Day Reflections
- Wooden verandah...
- Sleepy summer morning...
- Rumbunctious winds...
- Summer sea winds...
- TV chatter...
- Stubborn twisting tendrils...
- Moths on a night window...
- From the shadows of summer...
- Late...late on a summer's night...
- Fan blades whirring...
- Blessed by sunlight...
- Sea in the rain...
- Neighbourly verandahs...
- Cockatoo squad...
- My cat Shadow...
- Entrance archway of white roses...
- Climbing ivy...
- Flittering butterfly...
- New Year spring clean...
- Egyptian cat figurine...
- Blemished silver tea set...
- CD's crammed on a rack...
- Rosella trills of morning...
- Shadowy walkway...
- Summer Sea Mists...
- In a blackbird's day...
- Beginnings...
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3 comments:
Gemma I love your stones and also the way you have created your blog,lovely words and visually stunning.
Here in the cold blustery wind of the northern hemisphere, I forget its a summer night under the southern cross.
This brings me lovely images of the long light summer nights. Fortunately we are moving towards them.
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