by frights and feasts
As you are out tonight chasing ghosts and goblins, watch out for what may be underfoot.
Or when the lawn
Is pressed by unseen feet, and ghosts return
Gently at twilight, gently go at dawn,
The sad intangible who grieve and yearn….
– T.S. Eliot
Looking up, Windy Willlow writes:
A howling welcome to all you tree lovers… this is the Halloween edition of The Festival of Trees’. What spooky trees and snippets of poetry to put us into the spirit of Samhain! If you need a little calming after all this, go down to part two and see ‘the breathtaking colors of leaves and fruit in this colorful season.
Fright to feast, have a Happy Halloween.
(Thanks, Amy, for reminding me of Eliot’s words.)
October 31, 2007 in Being an Artist, Culture, Current Events by Marja-Leena
I would really, really love to hear how you made this image someday…
Hi Pica, wish I could say I made it! This is one of many photographs that I took at the Royal Tyrrell Museum, and wrote about recently.
This is an unusual photograph, it blends in with the theme of Samhain nicely, Marja-Leena.
Thank you, Olivia, I rather thought it might.