Words for words' sake
I've got so blocked I can't even think of a decent blog post.
Maybe this will help.
There's gold outside. Sun-gold. It's pouring down the rendered walls of the house opposite, slip-sliding over the shivering pine-needles, staining the livid yellow willow stems. In the shining ivy, frail birds sing full-throated, catching the moment.
The once-muddy road glistens, gilded. The laurel is illuminated: gold leaf on green leaf.
The sun sets, it grows cold. A grey, drizzling day is given a last benediction, to remind us why we're alive.
Roll on spring.
8 Comments:
You know what this reminds me of? Old English poetry. (That's a compliment, by the way.) It's the alliteration that does it.
If you're blocked, you need gianduja. Trust me. It works.
Kate H
Definitely a compliment. :-) Thanks!
Off to google gianduja....
I've said it before, your gift is of lyrical, lovely, lush language.
Very lyrical. :)
Have you tried slogging round Sainsburys on a Saturday? Usually makes me very eager to start tapping away at the keyboard. ggg
Anna, dear. If this is how you're writing, you are NOT blocked, hon! That's really lovely.
~Dream
that was nice... first I thought sun... then I thought rain... then I thought sun and rain... then it got dark and I was confused... then you said spring and I said "awwwwww." lol.
Sigh. That's my Anna. :-)
That was just stunning. I really enjoyed reading it. I would love to sit and read an entire book of poetry written by you, you know that?
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