Wednesday, January 04, 2006
SNOW CALLIGRAPHY
Kaya now returned to her alter-home across the Lake, I go out in the silence onto the deck in crisp air to enjoy a glass of Rothschild Chardonnay - very nice at 1000 yen a bottle (amazing price compared to 30 years ago) - and sip as I watch a small snowstorm falling on the Lake in the silence snow knows, the stormswath covering a few acres or so far out there - a small oval in comparison to the Lake shore - heavy snow in a small locus, gliding in a skywave of whiteness across the sapphire blue like a brushpainting brush, scribing great happenings between sky and earth, happenings that we share, as calligraphically as ever...
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4 comments:
Ah, what a beautiful picture you paint.
Thanks, Joy; I'm just describing the work of the big artist...
My snow calligraphy is usually yellow.
Sorry, that's really tacky. My parents didn't raise me well.
It's usually incomplete, too; right?
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