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Hear that barking gabble coming across the land. The people of the air shout Remember, Remember the closing of the season, and going somewhere we remembered only in our being, that we announce in this great song of departure, this song of approaching cold and the moon's velvet breath. See how gray gathers on the harvested land and in the south the moon anchors an archipelago of orange smoke-cloud. So here they come around again, shouting, guided in single-hearted delirium, gliding through the long slow turns that lead at last to the final letting go. See them stringing now across the the evening sky, beating their wild hearts across the smooth, blurred horizon.
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Dec 16, 2012
Dec 16, 2012 at 4:59 PM UTC
Departure
Hear that barking gabble coming across the land. The people of the air shout Remember, Remember the closing of the season, and going somewhere we remembered only in our being, that we announce in this great song of departure, this song of approaching cold and the moon's velvet breath. See how gray gathers on the harvested land and in the south the moon anchors an archipelago of orange smoke-cloud. So here they come around again, shouting, guided in single-hearted delirium, gliding through the long slow turns that lead at last to the final letting go. See them stringing now across the the evening sky, beating their wild hearts across the smooth, blurred horizon.
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Dec 16, 2012
Dec 16, 2012 at 4:59 PM UTC
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