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fragments from the cruellest month
As Eliot puts it: “Winter kept us warm, covering Earth in forgetful snow…” The late Swedish poet Karin Boye is another poet who has expressed the painful drama of spring exquisitely in her famous poem Of Course It Hurts (Visst gör … Continue reading
Posted in nature, old uppsala, photo, poetry, scandinavia, seasons, spring, stockholm, sweden, trees, uppsala, Woodland Cemetery, writers
Tagged april, boye, flowers, karin boye, landscape, nature, old uppsala, photo, poetry, spring, sweden, TS Eliot, uppsala, woodlands
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in the pale january dusk
Snapshots from my walk in the pale, translucent january dusk. Far from the monochrome monotony from a few days ago. The rose embedded in melting snow was the find of the day. Free, non-verbal, poetry.
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