Claude, interesting. :) when looking at the photo, I found it pretty inimpressive, and had not posted it, had I not found funny to change one certain vocal. And as I am at it: Interesting, too, I do find that posts I find especially interesting or even good would cause much less reaction than others which I consider nice and light but which are comparatively profane. You will know what I mean. :) And nah! I am not complaining. Finally: Thank you.
Janice, hahaha, and if she'd been snuckering it would just (have) be(en) perfect!
Thanks, Jams. Now I understand the title, and the photo, even better. I didn't want to mention sadness again, as I did last year on the beautiful post Summer leaves(2009/11). Didn't succeed linking it, but when we click on Autumn, at the bottom of this post, we see well the poetic melancholy of the season.
Love the title.
ReplyDeleteFrom withering heights are heard wandering hoots from weathering hearts.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful heights.
ReplyDeleteLady Limoncello,
ReplyDeletewhy would I not be surprised? :)
Lovely, though, that you corroborated [?] what I thought.
Stan
this would make a lovely haiku. Thank you.
CherryPie,
yes. And they are looking down at me every day.
An impressing sight. Quite overwhelming. I would feel a bit lost. I had to look at the withering definition. Perfect adjective. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteI can hear Ellis Bell snickering... :)
ReplyDeleteClaude,
ReplyDeleteinteresting. :)
when looking at the photo, I found it pretty inimpressive, and had not posted it, had I not found funny to change one certain vocal.
And as I am at it:
Interesting, too, I do find that posts I find especially interesting or even good would cause much less reaction than others which I consider nice and light but which are comparatively profane.
You will know what I mean. :)
And nah! I am not complaining.
Finally: Thank you.
Janice,
hahaha, and if she'd been snuckering it would just (have) be(en) perfect!
`Great title Sean! There is a sad beauty in Autumn
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jams. Now I understand the title, and the photo, even better. I didn't want to mention sadness again, as I did last year on the beautiful post Summer leaves(2009/11). Didn't succeed linking it, but when we click on Autumn, at the bottom of this post, we see well the poetic melancholy of the season.
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