“february, a form pale-vestured, wildly fair,
one of the north wind’s daughters, with icicles in her hair.
~Edgar Fawcett, “The Masque of Months,” -1878
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image credits: teodora paintings , magic onions
“i like the gizmos that transport people.”
-chris van allsburg – (michgan native and author of the polar express)
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credits: Mackinac Island Dockporters Association, jodie, roger priebe
autumn is my time.
i am most radiant and full of energy
when the leaves are falling
and
there is a ghost of change in the air.
-author unknown
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still walking
as october begins
and
the parks and i
change with the season.
(now at 120 and 30-some to go)
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north lilley park, ann arbor, mi, usa
local scarecrow goes down in the heat
and perhaps looks forward to a cooler season.
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“if you saw a heat wave, would you wave back?”
-steven wright
“at last came the golden month of the wild folk–
honey-sweet May, when the birds come back,
and the flowers come out,
and the air is full of the sunrise scents and songs of the dawning year.”
― samuel scoville jr.
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image credit: proteus, ‘the elfin maypole float, 1887
“february, a form
pale-vestured, wildly fair,—
one of the north wind’s daughters,
with icicles in her hair.”
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~edgar fawcett, “the masque of months,” c.1878
“snow was falling,
so much like stars filling the dark trees
that one could easily imagine
its reason for being
was nothing more than prettiness.”
— mary oliver
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credits: Faerie Magazine – ‘The Meeting Point’
Original painting in mixed media by Kerry Darlington
