There, high in the tree hangs a paper-wasp nest like an over-ripe fruit.
Beside the wasp's nest, some birds have built a nest of their own: strange neighbors.
Something about those two windblown nests reminds me of lions and lambs.
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Hi Pepek!
Just wanted to tell you that the new word for the day is acyjb. What the acyjb is that on your face? I hope it doesn't bite! :)
Or, even better: I went to the doctor yesterday, and he's scheduled an emergency surgery to remove the acyjb from my little toe.
Love word verification, right?! :)
WD
BTW,
After having read most of your blog and poetry the last few days, I really want to learn more from you, so have tagged you!: http://stoneymoss.blogspot.com/2007/11/dont-take-advice-from-likes-of-me.html
If you've already done this (and I just missed it), or if you don't feel like it, don't feel compelled, but would love to hear your thoughts if you have the time/interest..
WD
I found a section of a paper-wasp nest last week while my husband and I were on a walk. I brought it home with me because it was so lovely ~ the colors and the shape are amazing.
I like your read write poetry 17 word syllable -it made me laugh!
Birdsword Poetry
(I can't log in from work)
Thanks for this - it's rather lovely. A reminder for me of autumn's gentle warnings.
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