Paint a Basic Background for a Landscape
From about.com Art
Paint a Basic Background for a Landscape
From about.com Art
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| Frozen sundown time |
Winter comes in subtle mode,
We see the frost,we read the code.
bright sun deceives our shuttered eyes
Then very soon darkness arrives.
The leaves so red have blown away
We see an early winter day.
The sky was cloudless hence the frost,
The leaves were by wet earth engrossed.
The light swam sideways through the air.
Patterned branches now lay bare.
I saw a robin shadowing me.
What more joy in life could be?
The boldness of this tiny thing
Spurred on my weary heart to sing.
Each day I gather beads of joy.
Each one pure gold and not alloy.
I weave from them a gay necklace.
And thus I decorate my dress.
Winter,winter,singing near
Let your frost and fog appear.
Let me see your holly berries
Quite as bright as summer flower
Writing without rhyme or reason: Rhymes
St Jerome kept bees
and when he pinched their honey
The monastery was pleased
for honey made good money.
He also made a jam
From gooseberries and pears.
This daring recipe
Is popular with bears.
He could make marmalade too
From grapefruit and from honey dew
Melons.
This was very strange
As no-one showed him how;
No lessons.
So saints can make good cooks;
Maybe their food is blessed.
I’m not yet a saint
But I can cook your Feast.
But logic is no good
For loving human beings.
We need the drink divine
to aid us in our seeings.
Logic is no use
In understanding pain.
But it helps to pass the time
Until love calls us again.
Su doku looks quite hard
And it took me ages to get right.
But even algebraic topology
Is not as hard aslife
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