Word Imperfect has woken up her blog. She picks a word each day, and the readers invent a definition.
1. A bag of wet-rooted wallflowers for my garden: what a treat for £1.25.
2. Standing on top of Mount Ephraim on a rainy day and watching the wet watercolour on wet paper sky.
3. The cloth hisses dry as I wipe drips of gravy from the bottom of the oven.
5 comments:
Beautiful poetic writing as always, Clare. And thanks heaps for the entry and the plug for my website. You are my beautiful thing for today!
niiiiiice. I like the hissing. Terribly evocative!
Word Imperfect is wonderful! Thanks for the link!
I was looking at the trees in the surface of the pool today, and thinking how much like a wet-in-wet watercolour it looked, and how funny it is that watery scenes are so well suited to a watery medium...
I don't think I like that hissy cloth thing, I always think it will stick and burn!
It goes to show that God is an artist. Probably.
I'd only use a cotton cloth -- they're normally good for anything.
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