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Tag Archives: dawn
Absence #midnighthaiku
Sun-awoken stone Gilded by the dawn’s embrace Warmed once more to life *
Forecast #midnighthaiku
Looking to morning Dawn may bring the glow of hope Snowfall is forecast *
Discovering Albion – day 7 – Dawn on the Sea
We’d been well fed again and liberally doused with Edinburgh spiced orange gin… so I fell asleep on the sofa and was sent to bed yet again. I’m useless. Next morning we were on our way, taking an early leave … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, History, Photography, scotland road trip
Tagged churches, dawn, fishing village, sea, St Monan's
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Discovering Albion – day 5: Decisions at Dawn
The trouble with bodies is that by the time they realise you are on holiday and don’t have to get up… you are not, and you do. So I was up long before dawn, as usual, scraping the ice from … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Photography, scotland road trip, travel
Tagged cars, Cumbria, dawn, river Esk, Whitehaven
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Dreamer
If I could dream a dawn Into existence It would wear your face In its sleep. If I could dream a morning It would wake to your breath, A pillowed silhouette against the dawn, The space between filled with warmth … Continue reading
Elemental #midnighthaiku
Momentary grace Witnessing the birth of day Earth and air embrace Born of the same source Expressing divinity They remain themselves
Quiet
The dawn sneaked in without a blaze, No flash of flame, nor golden haze, No fanfare played to greet the sun… And yet, a new day has begun. Beyond an iron veil of rain In summer’s absence, tears of pain … Continue reading
Unfolding #midnighthaiku
A day unfolding Promises in potential Layers of delight *
Circles Beyond Time ~ The Thrice-Risen Sun
We were out long before dawn, driving the few miles to our rendezvous at Fox House, where we would meet our companions. With Sheffield behind us, we saw the sun rise above the distant horizon and watched its soft gold … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancestors, Ancient sites
Tagged dawn, HiggerTor, Photography, symbolism
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Soaring #midnighthaiku
Open to beauty The gift of a new morning Spirit soars with joy
