something I would like to do at this moment in time, having climbed up a hill in the heat. There's something calming about this, something that extends to the unending rhythms of life and I think I'll stop now before I get too pretentious.
Interesting point of view: the reflection is part of the watching, not of the water itself. Like it very much, especially the Gaelic one: "bodach" and "heavin" are wonderful words.
thats very nice...may be the child in him is enjoying it! :)
ReplyDeleteloved it, John :)
wishes,
devika
something I would like to do at this moment in time, having climbed up a hill in the heat. There's something calming about this, something that extends to the unending rhythms of life and I think I'll stop now before I get too pretentious.
ReplyDeleteThe peace of this is lovely John.
ReplyDeleteInteresting point of view: the reflection is part of the watching, not of the water itself. Like it very much, especially the Gaelic one: "bodach" and "heavin" are wonderful words.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Ralf
I see that water spout... . Fine one John! _m
ReplyDeleteA lovely poem John.
ReplyDeletethis parallel a walk through Woodford Square in T&T; only thing missing is the pigeons preening and cooing
ReplyDeletemuch love
gillena
I can identify. :-)
ReplyDeletean activating idea, fitness training!
ReplyDeleteIn the moment but timeless as well. Peaceful too.
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