“Winter Solstice” — 12/18
On this,
the year’s longest
night,
the tide of dark
steps to the edge,
reverses course
t
o
w
a
r
d
light.
— C.Birde, 12/18
Winter Solstice — An Image
Nightjars & Damselflies
The writing and photography of Carrie Birde
“Winter Solstice” — 12/18
On this,
the year’s longest
night,
the tide of dark
steps to the edge,
reverses course
t
o
w
a
r
d
light.
— C.Birde, 12/18
Nightjars & Damselflies 
I love this .. photo and poem. I am too lazy to fill out my info on the site to post a comment there. Colleen
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Thank you, Colleen 🙂 I suspect, I may be truly pagan at heart… The Solstice really calls to me ❤
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Carrie, All the best to you and yours this holiday season. Here is a quatrain that I think you will enjoy by Ursula la Guin. She’s inspired me to write quatrains. It’s a hoot!
SOLSTICE
On the longest night of all the year
in the forests up the hill,
the little owl spoke soft and clear
to bid the night be longer still.
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You are so right — Ursula LeGuin’s quatrain is lovely! Just a few nights ago, I thought I heard the little Eastern Screech Owl out our back door and a few houses away… Thank you for sharing this, and I wish you and yours a New Year full of peace and happiness.
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Thank you.
I’m thinking about a Tom Peter’s quote. “Celebrate what you want more of.”
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I like that…it strikes just the right chord when beginning a “new” year 🙂
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