Magic of the Forest
Not in a hurry, Not too briskly, She stepped Ever so lightly, Almost fairy like, But still quite humanly, Into the forest. Really it was a matter Of one small step Out her door That immediately Ushered her into A land of trees, Crunchy leaves, Green and brown and grey, Rocks and stumps And beds of moss Beneath her feet. Trees that sway, Branches and logs, Spider webs to fight. But it’s really the sounds, Or lack thereof, That perks her heart to listen. That is where The magic begins. The sounds in the forest, Are birds and chattering squirrels, Critters of the earth Slithering stealthily Beneath brown leaves. But another sound is heard In the deep of the woods Surrounded by trees And creatures of the earth. The sound of peace, A...
I love your Greek page!
ReplyDeleteMe too! So creative!
DeleteWell, thanks, you two! :) If you can't understand it, you mine as well be creative with it. :P
DeleteNice! Wow, the Greek sounds interesting! Coffee, not so much (yes, I'm one of those infamous coffee haters), but whatever works to keep you awake and engaged I suppose!
ReplyDeleteHaha! Greek is interesting, but also sometimes impossible. ;)
DeleteConfession: I am not really a big fan of coffee either, in fact, I think black coffee is the most disgusting thing ever, but I do enjoy a little bit of coffee with a lot of carmel, Cream, and sugar. Haha! So basically I like sweet stuff and a little bit of coffee to add some flavor. ;) And for me its the sugar that keeps me alert, not the caffeine. Lastly, I just like coffee shop atmospheres to study in and you have to buy something when you go to a coffee shop, so.....;) And that is the end of my lengthy reasoning. :)
Ah, in that case, I agree with you entirely! I can't claim to dislike espresso or something like that. :) Black is awful. :)
DeleteGlad we're back on the same page! ;)
DeleteMm the coffee looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteSome of my friends had to take Greek in college and they said it wasn't very fun at all :/ The Greek page looks pretty, though :)
~Emily
Yeah, Greek is definitely one of my trails in life. But I did have fun creating that page during the time that I did not want to be studying it. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog, Emily. ;)