Wednesday, May 15, 2013

around the place(s)

 old wood + new wood = studio/garage
 friendly small ones
surround a burned out stump
 the road goes high just here
and the horses, clydesdales all five
 are weirdly sized from above.
and yet, up close
which i was,
they are huge and very well mannered.
i got to know them
and they, me, 
just a little bit.
 a rock book, 
very large
 in its own pool
 my favorite spring scent
planted by emily, 
for sure,
at the new place.

23 comments:

  1. Wow! WOW! so exciting to see it really happening. plus all that surrounds the new hive!

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  2. Quite the gigantic rock book! Lots of good things here.

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  3. ronnie, i wish they were on my own land but i get to visit them from time to time.
    valerie, yep, good.

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  4. AND the poets narcissus! Mmmmmm-good!

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  5. the rock book is about two in love.
    lucky you. we went back to winter here.

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  6. ms, yes
    neki, here, too, frost in places the last few nights.

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  7. V- very exciting on the building front - looking forward to progress shots; and I don't think that is a pocket rock book. B

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  8. It's good to know rustic life continues, as I hope it always will, Velma, from here, where I am, in a city, where rusticity's diminished.
    Refreshing photos.

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  9. that studio/garage is going to be amazing!

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  10. Lovely, all. the new studio is very exciting, love the rocks and their reflection, they look like guardians.

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  11. barry, no, it's HUGE. but i could make paper for it...
    faisal, the rustic life! maybe i'll start a magazine
    joe, yes. it really is!
    jean, they are indeed. imagine big sheets between the covers...guadians indeed! i love that.

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  12. are you going to wade into that pool and stuff something into that rockburger?

    i would.

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  13. indie, one word: leeches. BUT i have a kayak.

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  14. lovely to meet you and see the world through your eyes :) x

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  15. and you, too, deborah, many thanks for leaving a note.

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  16. A lovely wander as the world warms up. Hope you're feeling better.

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  17. V- Would it not be great to fill the space with discarded books and let them tell their story with the seasons? B

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  18. fiona, saw doc yesterday!
    barry, you and ronnie can come over and get to work! it's a huge space.

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  19. So exciting to see all. That's ahead of you Velma.
    In Melbourne for a few days...popped into beautiful silks for a peak and thought of you!
    On tram in my iPhone tapping away.

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  20. clydesdales... in real life!
    love the red rimmed edged flowers, as if they've been hand painted.

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  21. sophie, lucky you to visit beautiful silks!
    hs, yes, pheasant eye narcissi (i think--correct me if i'm wrong you flower people!)

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