Wednesday, June 25, 2008

the longest days

Grazing in the Heat of Summer - SusannahTucker

After the solstice a new scent rises in the summer fields, among the drying stalks of goldenrod and the folded-up buttercups. It is only discernable as summer ebbs, when everything that has been brilliantly green for months dulls to a gentler gold.

Boatyard - Unravelling

Grasses fan their leaves and a powdery aroma streams away into the sky, carrying a million memories of summers as they used to be—full of lemonade, cooled by rocky streams, sweetened with candy. During the longest days of the year, there are remnants of that history in each hot breath.

Triptych Montreal - LanitaPhoto

5 comments:

Unknown said...

Beautiful finds! I just love that triptych!! Gorgeous!

Jean Levert Hood said...

Wonderful pieces! I love the Tucker piece, "Grazing in the Heat of Summer".

Mary Preiser Potts said...

Thanks for this fabulous "photo essay"! Your prose is beautiful - I was right there with you!

Candice Hayden said...

Poetry in words and imagery. Long a long cool drink on a hot summer day.

Craftymoose Crafts said...

Beautiful selections & I just love the commentary!

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