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I MUST STAY DRUNK ON WRITING SO REALITY DOES NOT DESTROY ME.
A breathtaking view - and a lovely poem. There's something wonderfully mysterious about fog. I like it when I'm in the Mourne Mountains and the scenery below me keeps appearing and disappearing through the mist as if it's still being created.
Nick: Thank you so much. It's a magical world created by the fog alright. Some extraordinary sights in the Mournes and also I recall the Smoky Mountains in the states when I was driving in and out of fog up the mountains. XO WWW
Thank you, GM, at least the fog is different now in Ireland than when we were kids, I still recall the thick sulfur fog in Cork from the coal. Nothing poetic about that unless one was writing of Hades!! XO WWW
Beautiful, WWW! Did you take that photograph? If so, you're not only a word artist you're a lens artist too. :-)
ReplyDeleteah, i love the fog. and the fog on water is the best.
ReplyDeletelovely. lovely.
That could be a pic of our back property, except, instead of water, we look through the trees to cornfields...lovely poem...yours?
ReplyDeleteYes, all work is mine.
ReplyDeleteI so love fog on water!
Thank you ladies!
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A breathtaking view - and a lovely poem. There's something wonderfully mysterious about fog. I like it when I'm in the Mourne Mountains and the scenery below me keeps appearing and disappearing through the mist as if it's still being created.
ReplyDeleteYour a poet with a heart and with a camera too, you multifaceted person you. You add something to my life every day. It's so good to know you.
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much. It's a magical world created by the fog alright. Some extraordinary sights in the Mournes and also I recall the Smoky Mountains in the states when I was driving in and out of fog up the mountains.
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I'm blessed to know you too, Irene. Thanks for the lovely words!
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I love the photo and the words.
ReplyDeleteWe had a thick fog yesterday morning and it took a few hours to lift. Today's fog was followed by sunshine and I made sure to enjoy a short walk!
Thank you, GM, at least the fog is different now in Ireland than when we were kids, I still recall the thick sulfur fog in Cork from the coal. Nothing poetic about that unless one was writing of Hades!!
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