Floating (Hymnal octave)
Floating (Hymnal octave) ©Leny Roovers 1-4-2008 As seagulls float on streaming air, white graciousness enthralls; I'm leaning backwards in my chair, my thoughts drift with their calls. Tall rows of...
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lovely Leny, love the flow of the words, someday maybe the iambics will sink into my head...LOL...Hugs, Peg
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It certainly is nice, but then I'm a sucker for birds and beaches. Love the mood you created here.
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Thanks Peggy and Terry. No beaches here though, seagulls are part of the city, as the sea is as the crow flies only 25 k or so...apparently no distance at all for gulls. Food enough in the city too,...
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when I lived in wales many people regarded seagulls as 'vermin' i tend to think that of most people...
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Love the tone of timelessness you instil here, Leny. Great writing! ~ Bruce
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Thank you, Maryse, Willow, Dinah and Bruce. It's the view from my new office, it makes me think of Jonathan Livingstone Seagull, a book I love as much as I love the gulls... RIchard Bach, for those...
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Oh Leny, I read that book long time ago and still have it. I agree that seagulls aren't vermin, they are just opportunists, like most people I know.
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