As a child I took the acorn
From where it lay
On the forest’s lawn
As by way
Of the woodland path I went
Content
In my harmless play.
Shall I take
The acorn today
And break
The shell
I know so well?
The truth forlorn
Is that many an acorn
Have I broken in play.
Wanted something to move to. How’s your Tuesday going? 🙂
Another lovely image from my friend Betty Davidson. Taken somewhere in Minnesota.
I tried to get a picture of a doe in a soybean field near my home. She was happily eating away with her two fauns, and all I could see was her brown neck and head among all the green plants. It would have been a great shot because she was being lit by the setting sun. Her ears were even bigger than this deer’s. I didn’t see the fauns until I stopped and they started to run (or leap) away from me, deeper into the field.
A chance to win ” A Labyrinthine Journey.”
Today, I’d like your input into what books you read. I have created a survey to learn more about reading interests, in particular whether you read independent authors or traditional authors or both. It will take no more than two minutes to complete.
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Funny Phriday!
Nice one Mitch!
It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything and I am just getting over a LONG bout with the flu – DANG!
So I need to dance, even if just a chair dance.
Thanks Paul 🙂
These sound like good reads if you have a younger crowd who reads or if you have someone to read to.
