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Tag Archives: January
Spring is in the air!
Today when I opened the curtains at about 8:45, I was greeted with white scenery. A hoar frost had covered everything and as the sun came up it made a wonderful sight. Soft yellowed light, long shadows. But no photos. … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Nature, Photography
Tagged digns of Spring, frost, haor frost, January, magnolia, spring, sunlight, wjite
24 Comments
Winter, River of Stones III
For a brief interlude the afternoon sunlight illuminates the weeping willow branches, behind the copper beech, bathing them in a wash of rich honey. All too soon the light changes and dusk descends so that it is nearly dark at … Continue reading
Posted in creative writing, Nature, Prose, Small stones
Tagged afternoon sunlight, January, River of Stones, rooks, weeping willow, winter
15 Comments
On reflection
In February last year I started a term of study to do with workplace learning. During this I had to read about and understand a fair bit of educational theory and ways of learning. After attending the course and completing … Continue reading
Posted in Nursing, Thinking aloud, work stress
Tagged January, poem, poetry, reflection, reflective cycle, thinking aloud
15 Comments
January hope
The incipient buds on the pink magnolia have a downy coat
Posted in creative writing, Gardening, Haiku, Nature, poetry
Tagged buds, creative writing, haiku, January, knifey spoony, magnolia, poem, poetry
7 Comments
Starling Haiuku-esque 4th January 2011
The flock undulates separates, reforms and swoops. Feathers brush the dusk. Birds lift together as if thrilled by night’s approach then descend to roost.
Posted in creative writing, Haiku, knifey spoony, poetry
Tagged creative writing, haiku, January, knifey spoony, poem, poetry, starlings
11 Comments
Unexpected Haiku-esque 3rd January
Snow flakes from black sky race through the headlight beam like small shooting stars. A light dusting lies whitening the dark pavement like caster sugar. The driveway at home has a darker snow free patch where his car should be.
Posted in creative writing, Haiku, knifey spoony, Nature, poetry
Tagged car, creative writing, haiku, January, knifey spoony, poem, poetry, snow, unexpected
6 Comments