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• The flutes of evening

  Posted on Monday August 31st, 2009 at 15:16 in music, poetry, children, literature, Nature, classical music, trees, birds, evening prayer

  The following is an extract from “Kensington High Street” which I hope you will also enjoy          http://gentledove2.wordpress.com/rhythems-and-runes  Painting by Joseph Casottana The flutes of evening are playing softly ends...

• Magpie and tinselstruck

  Posted on Wednesday May 27th, 2009 at 12:22 in poetry, environment, literature, philosophy, arts, flowers, writing, flora, birds, ornithology, magpies, onithology

  Magpie and tinselstruck will hike your silver too someone who seeks your downfall will watch everything you do and all your heart be precious thoughts beautiful pursuing Mr Goodlooks will not distinguish the gentleness you are doing. I walked into a...

• Winchester hat fair

  Posted on Monday December 22nd, 2008 at 14:20 in music, poetry, children, literature, humour, lifestyle, writing, theatre, drama, fair, britain, circus

  Fancy a bit of English summer fun? check out http://gentledove2.wordpress.com/winchester-hatfair-elf-shot There is a youtube link and cheery articles about Winchester’s famous hat fair, it started out as a busking event with the hat being pass...

• Myrrh maid

  Posted on Wednesday December 17th, 2008 at 15:50 in music, poetry, love, Romance, literature, writing, jazz, Folk Music, myths, legends, dancing

  An extract from “Love pictures” http://gentledove2.wordpress.com/love-change * She is a myrrh maid with scented fingers and wherever she has been her fragrance lingers. She is in fashion modelling T shirts she can make you fall in love un...

• Cookie deleted

  Posted on Tuesday December 16th, 2008 at 12:21 in politics, poetry, Current Events, crime, biography, scotland, britain, murder, westminster, robin cook, ben stack, sedcret service

  Pick a poppy thunderstruck when it’s petals fall your table space will empty be if you don’t heed your good wife call * He did not believe in omens until his own came true this warning is for many and not for just a few. * I went down t...

• Le langage des fleurs

  Posted on Sunday December 14th, 2008 at 10:54 in poetry, children, literature, philosophy, flowers, winter, Wine, languages, language, flora, horticulture, spring

  * A red carnation worn upon my heart will promise that I love you, we shall never part. * But a daisy in my hair will warn you, I am thinking, don’t take too much for granted, the amber light is blinking. * Ah! if you see a tulip turned...

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