frozen rose petals
ephemeral perfection
limp in the sun
etched in white
each tree in the park
winter’s enchantment
moving shadows
shapes upon the frosted glass
a siren passes
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I love how you’ve painted such beauty on cold winter mornings:)
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Thanks dear … they’re nice to look at … yesterday I went for a bike ride and forgot my leather gloves … oh how my hands burnt! Maybe I should write some haiku about that! 🙂
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I like especially the “shapes upon the frosted glass” – wonderful line.
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Thanks .. I was thinking of my windscreen 😉
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How very beautiful. You almost made me wish for an inland winter but the cold might be a shock to the system. I rarely see frost since I moved to the coast.
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Well as I was saying to Cheryl-Lynn it’s interesting and even nice to look on the stuff .. not so much walking (or heaven forbid) riding a bike in it 😉
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No, definitely not bike riding weather, 🙂
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Indeed you have painted three beauties with your pen
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Thanks you … glad you liked them Leslie!
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So beautifully dreamy … until that siren ….
Everything, fleeting —-
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🙂 ah but the sirens are never far off 😉
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… or, here, the trains, it seems!
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You know … in this area of Trentino (Riva and the lake Valley) we don’t have trains anymore .. it’s the first time in years that I’ve lived someplace without a working train station. Kind of sad.
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Well, we have trains, but they’re all the freight variety. Which is also kind of sad ….
When it’s foggy the sound is quite intense.
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I like to hear the sound of a train passing in the fog … really eerie.
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You’d love this past 2 weeks then … fog, fog, fog…!
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Uhm … yes, but there is something called too much of a good thing 🙂
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