smelling of salt water
and magnolias
the south wind
melts the ice on the eaves
sound of water
burbles
and drips
and gushes
melting snow
rushes to the gray rocky shore
*** Well, it was 62 degrees this afternoon, so the snow is all gone except in the shadiest of spots. Our temps should stay in the 50s and 60s thru the end of the week and then our next cold front with a few snowflakes arrives – just in time for the first day of winter – smiles!
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I remember those occasional thaws during Wisconsin winters – made the rest of the season easier to get through, I think. Burble is the PERFECT word to describe that sound of the melt!
Hi. I love the word ‘burble’. This photo reminds me of Washademoak Lake in New Brunswick. Jane
Thanks, Jane – it is the view from our bedroom window facing east – such a joy to see each day – wishing you and yours a beautiful Christmas – K
Great work! The photo is very nice and accompanies your words oh so nicely! Wonderful stuff! Thanks much for sharing!
Thanks so much for your kind words – K
Lovely
Thank you – appreciate your time and hope you drop by again – K