Tag Archives: season

heat.

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local scarecrow goes down in the heat

and perhaps looks forward to a cooler season.

 

“if you saw a heat wave, would you wave back?”

 -steven wright

honey-sweet may.

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“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.

image credit: proteus, ‘the elfin maypole float, 1887

february.

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img_7924“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,” c.1878

on the solstice.

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“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

credits: Faerie Magazine – ‘The Meeting Point’
Original painting in mixed media by Kerry Darlington

november gathering.

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the kinders and their fall collection.

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let things go.

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credit: wordporn

“dogs have boundless enthusiasm but no sense of shame. i should have a dog as a life coach.” – moby

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JULY 3: THE START OF THE DOG DAYS OF SUMMER

“dog days” originally referred to the period of the summer

when  sirius, the dog star rose each day around the same time as the sun.

even though the two events don’t line up around this time as perfectly anymore,

it’s still the name given to

 the really, really hot stretch of summer from july 3 to august 11.

credits: googleimages, moby