throuch the treen
the wund
threipin an aul sang
through the trees
the wind
telling an old story
posted by John McDonald at 3:30 AM
Thursday, November 12, 2009
the wund
threipin an aul sang
through the trees
the wind
telling an old story
- tirran's smirk - glent o pikit weer tyrant's ...
- freest - follaein a sinblink throuch skitie cause...
- swans - twa cailleachs blether swans - two o...
- abuin the burn: troot's siller simmersets abov...
- leaves jyne fern year's leaves - maitin the ruit ...
- hallae e'en ghaist at the winnock ...fou muin ...
- equinox: wund belts a drum sinflooers ligg drucken...
- brennin leaves - reek thratchin burning leave...
- rodden tree ableeze ...hearkenin fir Goad's vice ...
- cluds haud by - the windae-cleaner scoors ilk ane...
6 Comments:
heard it many times....good one, again John :)
wishes,
devika
3:40 AM
ach Jon , you got me that time - thought it was going to end
'singing an old song' :)
7:25 AM
The Scots wind is a bit younger than the English one. And the Scots story is younger ... Very good.
Best wishes
Ralf
3:06 PM
the wind
telling stories
howls and shss
much love
gillena
1:37 AM
evocative and pleasing:-)
9:50 AM
The other day I wrote the following haiku:
Autumn wind
reciting lover's ode
messenger
Best regards,
Hiruta
7:00 PM
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