I know a place
Where Summer strives
I know a place where Summer strives
With such a practised Frost —
She — each year — leads her Daisies back —
Recording briefly — "Lost" —
But when the South Wind stirs the Pools
And struggles in the lanes —
Her Heart misgives Her, for Her Vow —
And she pours soft Refrains
Into the lap of Adamant —
And spices — and the Dew —
That stiffens quietly to Quartz —
Upon her Amber Shoe —
"I know a place where summer strives"
Poem by Emily Dickinson
Photographed by Merisi
in Vienna
in the late afternoon
of July 2, 2008
I have adored the lonely Miss Emily for so many years...but with words like that in her heart and mind, how lonely could she have been?
ReplyDeleteLovely art work to go with brilliant words.
Sandi
isit possible that the photos are "better"? "Clearer"?
ReplyDeleteor is it just me????
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ReplyDeleteSANDI MCBRIDE,
it is always a pleasure to quote Emily! :-)
SIMON,
I have been told that I should "sharpen" my images. I definitely need a new computer, my present one has only MS Photo Editor. :-(
So beautiful Merisi! I always feel so relaxed after a visit with you!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous photos -- a perfect fit for the words.
ReplyDeleteI love the poem and the photos! Beautiful shots.
ReplyDeletePaz
Once again, a perfect marriage between word and photos.
ReplyDeleteThat top photo is devine.
ReplyDeleteYour photos and Ms. Dickinson's words are a beautiful mix today. I feel like I've taken a quick trip away from my everyday world.
ReplyDeleteHugs Merisi,
~Allie
Beautiful juxtaposition of photos and poetry— gorgeous shots as always!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful rose, half in the light and the other side dark.
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Love the refreshing water fountain and the duck photos.
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