hallae e'en
ghaist at the winnock
...fou muin
halloween
ghost at the window
...full moon
posted by John McDonald at 1:18 AM
Sunday, November 01, 2009
ghaist at the winnock
...fou muin
halloween
ghost at the window
...full moon
- equinox: wund belts a drum sinflooers ligg drucken...
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- cluds haud by - the windae-cleaner scoors ilk ane...
- wine an watter fusperin intae the chalice wine...
- tuscan fooneral: the bell's slaw chord ...dreepin ...
- cypresses - muckle kirk on the brae cypresses...
- a belly-rive o faw'n fegs - maukies' rhyme a ...
- bomb land roostie girders skewed hairst treen ...
- oot frae sheddae swan's glister - ...jeelous day...
11 Comments:
...goastly faces linger in the fou muin. Excellent. _m
8:04 AM
Very nice, John :)
wishes,
devika
9:48 AM
Moon and ghosts make a match.
7:07 PM
Boo.
7:09 PM
perfect. :)
9:08 PM
I thought I did understand the Scots and loved it, but now I don't know anymore: muin isn't moon? I have difficulties with that in the English version and can only find "Muin is the Irish name of the eleventh letter of the Ogham alphabet" in Wikipedia ... Any help?
Best wishes
Ralf
2:20 PM
thanks Ralf for pointing the error out to me I never noticed thanks again
john
3:10 PM
nice juxtaposition
much love
gillena
6:54 PM
Love it John!
3:08 AM
Re RBroeker, mondlicht, so mond perhaps?
4:51 AM
Also at the moment there's a spooky double-exposure hallowe'en moon photo (from Portugal) on my Bard on the Run blog courtesy of Astronomy Pic of the Day.
6:35 AM
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