Posted from WordPress for Android
Archive | February 1, 2012
Dr Seuss trees
Posted from WordPress for Android
St Bride’s charm – Carmina Gaedelica
St Bride’s Charm
The charm put by Bride the beneficent
On her goats, on her sheep, on her kine,
On her horses, on her chargers, on her herds.
Early and late going home, and from home.
To keep them from rocks and ridges
From heels and the horns of one another
From the birds of Red Rock
And from Luath of the Feinne.
From the blue peregrine hawk of Creag Duilion
From the brindled eagle of Ben Ard
From the swift hawk of Tordun
From the surly raven of Bard’s Creag.
From the fox of the wiles
From the wolf of the Mam
From the foul smelling fumart
And from the restless giant hipped bear.
From….
From…
From every hoofed of four feet
And from every hatched of two wings,
Okay, so I’m a Whovian.
Posted from WordPress for Android
The garden brotherhood
Posted from WordPress for Android
California spring meadow
Posted from WordPress for Android