'Meanwhile the wild geese, high in the clean blue air' reminded me of a magical October afternoon up on Skiddaw a couple of years ago watching a skien of geese fly overhead at perhaps 5000ft![]()
'Meanwhile the wild geese, high in the clean blue air' reminded me of a magical October afternoon up on Skiddaw a couple of years ago watching a skien of geese fly overhead at perhaps 5000ft![]()
Poacher turned game-keeper
There's some really great poetry again tonight. I am really enjoying reading this thread again.
Ha ha ha! Like it HHH, very funny. Thanks for your haiku earlier too, it was lovely. I can't believe I've been missing all this travel talk. I'm having to work on a commission and promised myself not to look in on the thread until I had drawn both the snowdrops and the crocuses...oooops!
RUNNING
My breath is hampered, my face is bright red.
My legs are becoming weak and useless,
And now my hair is matted to my head,
From all my gross sweating I look a mess.
The hills seem to grow with each step of mine,
The wind whips my legs, as the cold grows worse.
I concentrate on the sidewalks cracked lines.
Blood pumps through my veins, my heart is the source.
When I run my world quickly whizzes by.
Running lets me contemplate my troubles,
My options seem to extend to the sky.
Running down the hill my slow pace doubles.
I start to head home, looking for my street,
Cleansing mind and body, running is a retreat.
(Amanda Rae Klohmann)