C'est un ciel harmonieux que lui offrent les dieux. Les nuages en douceur flottilent d'heure en heure chantant une mélodie animée de couleurs qui calment notre esprit. C'est presque le bonheur. Pas d'orage, pas une pleur. C'est presque un paradis le ciel que notre ami nous présente aujourd'hui.
Bad poetry, Sean. But it's fun to do, every Friday, with your sky. When much, much younger, I used to do this with a group of French speaking friends. We would choose a photo, and we would all write rhymes. Amazing that everyone would go on a different path with the same photo.
CherryPie & Jams whenever you see more than one tree it's north of Seanhenge. This is why I found/find the colours amazing. Glad your eyes enjoyed what they saw.
Claude, ah! Thank you so much. If my French were as impeccable as is my English - haha - I'd love - yes: not just like - to answer in French rhymes.
Bad poetry?! Nah. The word honour - and many other words - have been misused in the past and are being misused up til today. This does not necessarily mean the word has lost lost its meaning, hm? :) Thus: I do feel honoured. Merci de tout cœur!
Very beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteThat certainly is a glorious sight Sean
ReplyDeleteChez Sean, c'est vendredi!
ReplyDeleteC'est un ciel harmonieux
que lui offrent les dieux.
Les nuages en douceur
flottilent d'heure en heure
chantant une mélodie
animée de couleurs
qui calment notre esprit.
C'est presque le bonheur.
Pas d'orage, pas une pleur.
C'est presque un paradis
le ciel que notre ami
nous présente aujourd'hui.
Chez Sean, c'est vendredi! :)
ahem: two L for flottillent.
ReplyDeleteBad poetry, Sean. But it's fun to do, every Friday, with your sky. When much, much younger, I used to do this with a group of French speaking friends. We would choose a photo, and we would all write rhymes. Amazing that everyone would go on a different path with the same photo.
CherryPie & Jams
ReplyDeletewhenever you see more than one tree it's north of Seanhenge.
This is why I found/find the colours amazing.
Glad your eyes enjoyed what they saw.
Claude,
ah! Thank you so much.
If my French were as impeccable as is my English - haha - I'd love - yes: not just like - to answer in French rhymes.
Bad poetry?! Nah.
The word honour - and many other words - have been misused in the past and are being misused up til today.
This does not necessarily mean the word has lost lost its meaning, hm? :)
Thus: I do feel honoured.
Merci de tout cœur!
Loveliness.
ReplyDeleteLovely soft colours Sean.
ReplyDeleteColin,
ReplyDeleteit is!
Lady Janice,
and there are certain Germans who think one has to own a house in Tuscany ...
Not that I don't like the Tuscany. :)