CATCH THE WIND
Once upon a time soon, three friends meet each other for the very first time, at the very tippy top of an (always) very windy hill on a beautiful sunny day. The day they meet is a Tuesday.
They have all been at the very top of this hill (each of them love so very much) being blown about a whole bunch of times before, but no one else has ever been here, so it is their each and own very Special Place.
On this Tuesday that we are talking about, right about after-breakfast,
The Boy thinks it is a very good day indeed to fly his new kite; and,
The Bear feels it is a very good day indeed for huckleberries in the sun; and,
The Horse knows it is a very good day indeed to gallop to the top and race the wind.
And so The Boy starts climbing from the town side;
And the Bear starts walking from the forest side;
And the Horse starts galloping from the field far away on the morning side;
and they all arrive at the very tippy top at the almost-exact same time.
There is a Moment where all their eyes are a little suprised, and then,
one smiles and flies his kite, and one snorts and ambles over to eat huckleberries, and one tosses her head and races the wind.
And, later, all three gather under the tree and enjoy the view. Together.
And every Tuesday after that until they are Old, they meet there on the very tippy top of an (always) very windy hill.
Even when it rains.
LLH; 071224
Once upon a time soon, three friends meet each other for the very first time, at the very tippy top of an (always) very windy hill on a beautiful sunny day. The day they meet is a Tuesday.
They have all been at the very top of this hill (each of them love so very much) being blown about a whole bunch of times before, but no one else has ever been here, so it is their each and own very Special Place.
On this Tuesday that we are talking about, right about after-breakfast,
The Boy thinks it is a very good day indeed to fly his new kite; and,
The Bear feels it is a very good day indeed for huckleberries in the sun; and,
The Horse knows it is a very good day indeed to gallop to the top and race the wind.
And so The Boy starts climbing from the town side;
And the Bear starts walking from the forest side;
And the Horse starts galloping from the field far away on the morning side;
and they all arrive at the very tippy top at the almost-exact same time.
There is a Moment where all their eyes are a little suprised, and then,
one smiles and flies his kite, and one snorts and ambles over to eat huckleberries, and one tosses her head and races the wind.
And, later, all three gather under the tree and enjoy the view. Together.
And every Tuesday after that until they are Old, they meet there on the very tippy top of an (always) very windy hill.
Even when it rains.
LLH; 071224
"Catch The Wind"| Loree Harrell art and words
The art is a 2008 oil-based woodstain on textured mat board.
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The art is a 2008 oil-based woodstain on textured mat board.
Search CATCHART for art and design on her website.
Play the free puzzle online! [#153]