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The lighting from afar Near sight of hope Seeing an absurd vanity of believe O thou Golden gate Endearing truimph on fragmented victory Loud low-pitches Sending messages afloat miles Upon glittering luster of waves Telling the wind it's courage Professing life on Sea Corne de brume Welcome aboard our feeryboat
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Nov 20, 2020
Nov 20, 2020 at 7:10 AM UTC
Corne De Brume
There is a strangeness in fog that is palpable and perhaps it is the strangeness in me which responds It is no accident I know that I was raised where fog is legend and so remains a cloying fact of life for coastal Sunny California is coldly blanketed each morning six months of every year in chilly dampness What once was familiar now changed hidden within soft billows of clouds brought to earth the monotonous drip from the leaves of the trees the eaves of the roof the rocks on the hillsides . . . stars and planets obscured only the mysterious moon peeks through the diaphanous veil lighting her shroud from above now moving now shifting a glimpse of . . . something caught only to disappear once more deep within the flowing haze Yet where others find in fog a thing to fear I find in it a pleasure seldom found elsewhere for me familiar comfort in the heavy grey mist enveloping me as a blanket of spirit or ancestors And perhaps it is this the others fear for the spirits of fog can be cunning and cruel hiding dangers from those unwary or disrespectful But I miss the fog laying low upon the cliffs turning ordinary landscape into otherworldly and strange I long for the lonely cries of the foghorn at sea and should the sea monster come I pray it finds the love it seeks Cori MacNaughton 19Jan2007
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Jun 11, 2015
Jun 11, 2015 at 7:53 PM UTC
Growing Up in a Fog