Sunday, May 15, 2011
Ireland, part 1
Ireland is my pretend home. New Zealand and Hawaii seriously contend for that apellation, especially when I'm compassing their range, but Ireland inspired the concept and sojourns always in the realm of my yearning.
Ireland broods--sea, sky, and landscape. Lush greens surrender to rocky, windswept heath and hills. Clouds from purest white to deepest gray both race and lumber across a panorama of crystalline sky to cast any day in a new pattern of changeable light. The sea--ever beautiful, always charismatic--has oftentimes shed any inviting tropical shimmer and usually glints steely-cool, commanding respect, invoking awe. The moody teen (at least, according to my siblings) has given way to a woman who broods, and perhaps the Irish setting speaks to that facet of me.
Ireland broods--sea, sky, and landscape. Lush greens surrender to rocky, windswept heath and hills. Clouds from purest white to deepest gray both race and lumber across a panorama of crystalline sky to cast any day in a new pattern of changeable light. The sea--ever beautiful, always charismatic--has oftentimes shed any inviting tropical shimmer and usually glints steely-cool, commanding respect, invoking awe. The moody teen (at least, according to my siblings) has given way to a woman who broods, and perhaps the Irish setting speaks to that facet of me.
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