Technicolor-green fields
FermÃn is a character who has done time as a tramp, and perhaps because of the hunger he's suffered, he...
Green-glowing fields
What a glorious image, enhanced by the animals trotting past - aggrieved camels I can envisage, but never thought of...
Frost-wrapped fields
Norfolk is a small Netherlands of flat land and soaring firmament, cloud-churned. My grandmother lived there for about a decade...
Rainbow-like belt
Surely, I could bestow such a belt on a character in a story?  And those 'brilliant-colored points or cones', garlanding...
Eagles colour the country they inhabit
The opening of this quotation had me asking how we 'colour the country we inhabit'? I also like the following...
The moon shone upon the water below
I liked this expansive moon-scape and the detail of Wordworth keeping his curtains open to see it.
'The...
Fresh-ploughed field
Another line of poetry-in-prose in Dorothy's journal. I was struck by the sea described as a basin full to the...
The proper form of fairy goblets
Acorns as fairy goblets, of course. But what is this 'moss cup' that Dorothy Wordsworth considers a better goblet for...
The brimming basin of the sea
When I read this description of the sea I thought immediately of the photo you see featured here, which I...
Green on green
A lovely description and an idyllic image of an English county.
‘Herefordshire is green on green, lichen on old apple...
The lovable vigour of weeds
Yes, I know what he means. I'm becoming increasingly tolerant of weeds and have started protecting and even nurturing some....
Dancing leaves
They do spin and pirouette in a gusty autumn breeze, and I liked this reference to a rag blown in...
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