Showing posts with label islands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label islands. Show all posts
Tuesday, 22 April 2014
West
Paths wind and meander
through passes made from ice and saga;
a fierce and fragile beauty.
Moss, greener than growth ,
covers volcanic rock;
spills onto damp paper
-circles in Icelandic clay.
Light, white as time/
soft as morning;
stillness atop ancient triangles.
Feathers on wet basalt
as time refracts off
blue spring;
life.
You stand beside a map of glacial water
as I collect elements
in my ice cold hands.
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beauty,
glacial,
iceland,
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ivy,
lichen,
light,
milkweed,
moss,
mountains,
nature,
poem,
poetry,
volcanic,
weedsandwildplaces,
westiceland,
wildflowers
weeds and wild places
I spent five joy filled days on the island of Iceland last week. It was too magical to be truly real but I have drawings, pictures and words to remind me of the majesty the natural world opened up for me. I will slowly share them in this little space here.
'I want to go out into the wakening, blue world with you.'
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