what it looks like
on the surface
of the moon?
(the confluence between the west river and the connecticut river
wearing a cratered cloak of ice)
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- trees snap their bluesy fingers
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- into the blue...
- dear grace,
- come gather on the ice
- defying gravity,
- kissed by dawn
- fragile snow blossoms
- dawn
- the path
- snowflakes, like little wheels,
- at st. michael's school
- in the church garden
- where is the little one
- little red berries
- a raucous seam of geese
- like rapunzel's prison
- boots and skis left trails in the fresh snow
- the veins and capillaries of trees
- i wonder
- you don't have to be snow white
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19 comments:
Oh my gosh! It must be so. Superbly surreal yet really real.
1 and 3 look like sky shots for sure. Ice makes for some interesting images.
Looks cold to me.
Ah, what a wonderful analogy! Fantastic black and white images to spark the imagination.
Yes! Especially the first image, looks like another planet with a weird sky. Love it!
Such a great analogy! These shots do look a bit bleak and barren.
Stunning images, brattcat - could be sky or lake or river or puddle . . . or moon.
Dreaming about summer doesn't make it happen during these cold, chilly months so we might as well enjoy the beauty wherever we find it. Good eye, brattcat!
2nd and 3rd maybe Brattcat, but the second instantly reminded me of some ancient fossil discovered in the middle of the desert somewhere...I think you and I both have very good imaginations yeh!
We have at times been in desert environments that look like a moonscape. I would not have thought of a river scene evoking the moon, but you have created the mood.
Brilliant! Great trio, Brattcat.
possibly....beautiful images anyway!
Probably not, but I think that's what Mars may have looked like many billions of years ago as they have found evidence of water there...or it is a beautiful artistic wintry shot taken in Vermont! :-)
Who knows?..Walking on the ice is as exotic as walking on the moon for me..:o)
Actually, no. I can say so with authority because I attended a lecture Saturday afternoon by a geology professor from the university I attended. He talked about current discoveries on Mars and the moon. He showed pictures, and they didn't look like this. (No visible water.)
Ummm. I don't think the moon has that glassy sheen. The texture may fit. We could call up Niel Armstrong and ask him.
Beautiful forms, textures and light!
Clouds photos...
Anyway, the Earth is the most beautiful beauty in the world.
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