in the florist's winnock
a corse-shapit wraith
o voar flooers
in the florist's window
a cruciform wreath
of spring flowers
posted by John McDonald at 3:32 AM
Monday, January 08, 2007
a corse-shapit wraith
o voar flooers
in the florist's window
a cruciform wreath
of spring flowers
- athort the muin peerie derk cluds ...drames o buff...
- blue bonnets fidgin an yerkin in thair timorsome w...
- pussy willows brustin throuch the brainch wunter w...
- reddin the geegaws - the snaw-globe tootles a pic...
- global hettin howkin oot fernyear's snaw haiku ...
- craws daff at chasie ... nae raison crows play...
- tree limbs liggin aw airts weirlik natur tree ...
- a plowp! i the dub baith o's stertilt a plop! ...
- in the vause amang the flourish sum flooers byde s...
- kingfisher delichtin i the sin ...delichts kin...
6 Comments:
very good, and timely, too.
11:31 AM
Had to look up "cruciform"...still not 100% sure what it is used for. Also, not sure why it is timely.
6:16 PM
I was thinking that cruciform is a way of a crucifixion -- if so, I got it and it's really nice. :)
9:36 PM
enjoyed
12:28 AM
cruciform means: cross shaped.
someone's wreath made of spring flowers:death and resurrection.
written on the last day of Christmas
john
1:04 AM
Good explanation, and in time too!:)The symbolic language of forms. Thanks John.
12:44 PM
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