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Tag: Winter

Waterlight

April 15, 2021April 15, 2021 — Posted inArt, Film Photography, Iconography, Literature, London, Photography, Poetry, Winter, Words — 1 min read

Writing on water is futile Water is stone that no one can carve, save the flaming force of fire, the spirit and the light. A stone dropped into water paints a shadow of a shadow. Writing on water is futile.

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All The World’s A Stage (part two)

March 21, 2021March 21, 2021 — Posted inarchitecture, Art, Film Photography, Landscape, Photography, Poetry, Russia, Travel, Uncategorized, Winter, Words — 2 min read

We are such stuffAs dreams are made on, and our little lifeIs rounded with a sleep. The nightmare of the Brutalists is anything that isn’t made of concrete, has curves and decorations and exists for beauty. Something like this, perhaps. Here is the Cathedral […]

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Winterlight

March 16, 2021March 16, 2021 — Posted inArt, England, Landscape, Literature, Photography, Poetry, Uncategorized, Winter, Words — 1 min read

Under the darkling empyrean, the sun retreats from winter’s freezing kiss, leaving just a radiance before the pale moon stares down like the unseeing eye of a slaughtered horse. The Oak tree, now in winter sleep, oblivious to the changing days, will wake again […]

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A Winter’s Tale

March 15, 2021March 15, 2021 — Posted inArt, England, Landscape, London, Photography, Poetry, Uncategorized, Winter, Words — 1 min read

In the quiet squares and gardens of London in winter, the sky is etched by the delicate lacework tracery of plane trees. Here, Georgian terraces stand in stuccoed ranks, pillared porticoes and panelled windows, facades of a more elegant epoch. St Saviour’s waits for […]

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Winter Dreams

March 4, 2021March 6, 2021 — Posted inArt, Photography, Uncategorized, Words — 1 min read

It’s snowing again.The winter light illuminates the room with soft diffusion. She gazes out at the quiet street, lost in dreams while the cascading notes of Horowitz playing Schubert’s impromptu in G flat drift around the room like snowflakes and sad smiles…

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