Candle Snuff and Wood Ash
Candle Snuff fungus on dead wood
and
wood ash.
Green ferns of several species
are quiet
in the moist brown leaves
of an autumn wood.
posted by johnthebarman at 4:23 pm
Sunday, December 16, 2012
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4 Comments:
hello, sory for offtopic, you share in your interests "caucasus". i'm living here (North Caucasus / Dagestan) , i study english and statred my blog in english , please , be my friend here.
Hello Highlander,
I would love to be your friend. I have been in the Geogian mountains but have just looked at Wiki on Dagestan and it looks very interesting. I know a little Russian which I learnt at school. I would be glad to correspond with you in English.
Regards John.
The experience I was trying to reveal was first the unusual black and white objects with associations of death, snuffed out candle and burnt wood and then after thinking on these for some time the delight of seeing the bright green of the ferns against their brown background in the wood, an image I left to imagination.
Hello John
Merry Christmas to you and yours.
I laugh at the time and place and mother said, and the hotel maid story.
be well. thanks for looking in on me.
holiday and will be back, 2013
be well
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