Still a little way to go, to be entirely rid of the wintry presence..The ice under foot and tire. Smoke hanging in the early morning gloom...Spring gets a little more comfortable, as April approaches.. Eileen
In so few words you create a huge picture and story in my mind...what are those papers..and what are on them..i would like to catch them - maybe i just have?
I know you still have snow though it is technically spring. Such a long winter. No wonder the Tired Monk is tired, delivering papers at four a.m. Smiles. You are such a good man, Ollie.
I can hear that silence - and the tire crunch!
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ReplyDeleteStill a little way to go, to be entirely rid of the wintry presence..The ice under foot and tire. Smoke hanging in the early morning gloom...Spring gets a little more comfortable, as April approaches..
Eileen
In so few words you create a huge picture and story in my mind...what are those papers..and what are on them..i would like to catch them - maybe i just have?
ReplyDeleteVivid depiction. So sad -- no one there to help? Alone.
ReplyDeleteBleakness here, but so true to life!
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hope the winter will melt into spring soon...
ReplyDelete4 am is a beautiful time to pray but only if you are at peace and are used to waking so early, and when silence speaks we hear God's voice
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful piece of work... awe-inspiring!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! The image is clear and true.
ReplyDeleteOur winter is melting into spring and the silence has given way to birdsong...now for some warmer air and frogs at night.
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I know you still have snow though it is technically spring. Such a long winter. No wonder the Tired Monk is tired, delivering papers at four a.m. Smiles. You are such a good man, Ollie.
ReplyDeletecheerful lines.
ReplyDeleteit's so true.
ReplyDeleteOne can only hope for a warmer tomorrow. Short & crisp. I enjoyed the minimalistic expressions. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteThis paints such a vivid vignette one can almost hear that paper hit the curb :-)
ReplyDelete"Papers fly.." am trying to figure that out..I see a tragedy, an accident...but maybe that's not what you are writing about. Interesting!
ReplyDeleteSmoking and driving are common sights.
ReplyDeleteYup! Been there. Great piece.
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