the beauty of the river, it changes
with the cold of winter
the brighter blue of summer gives way to a steely, more greyed version
the ice begins at the islands, creeping, , spreading through the quieter channels
a land of white, blue, beige and black-green
layers of ice and water
winter stratas
pebbled ice formed during an ice-storm borders smooth ice, formed afterward
the wind died, the cold deepened
translucent blue next to snow-bound shores
nature frames the views
and screens them
water in constant motion creates ice that looks the same
deep shade, black water
Monday I was able to go for a walk, but the rest of the week has been taken up with the sickness rebound
it was a vicious one but thankfully, though all the others were ill this week, I stayed healthy
lots of soup-making and looking after the wee ones whilst their parents recovered
hoping we are finally, truly, through it now but life comes one day at a time and that's how I'm taking it
1 comment:
Your beloved river tells its story through your voice. I love this chapter, beautifully framed by your words and illustrated by the river itself in your stunning photos. I hope your family continue to recover.. stay strong and well.
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