Sunday, May 3, 2009
Springtime as advertised, up and down the old redbrick street. It's good to see so many contented faces, smiling above their wine glasses on the patios. Really and truly, it's so easy to break someone's heart, I'm surprised it isn't done more often as a kind of competitive sport. Not a bit of it today, not in the sunshine. In Dorset there is a very old sundial made of stone, and above it someone carved: Life is a Shadow. I keep it in mind when I take my Sunday strolls.
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7 comments:
come into the sun, Deloney. fear not the shadows ....
(btw, like the picture)
Hmm, breaking of hearts as a competitive sport. It's already PrimeTime must see TV. Why not a sport?
Glad you've got Spring.
I spent my Sunday in salt marshes and then by the ocean, waves hitting the rocks...divine. Glad your Sunday was lovely too.
And I had a glass of wine.
sigh ... spring ...
Life is a shadow. I like that very much.
I'm trying to think of what life in a shadow means. The whole post sounds lovely and poetic anyways.
The Shadow knows........
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