Stopping at Potter
Summer north to winter south
Swans rest then fly on.
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
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6年前，当我还在大学时，我就读过一首诗：
ReplyDelete'The River and Swan'
written by Steve Young
我觉得美极了！今天看到你的图片，让我想起了它---
6 years ago, when i still was a undergraduate in university, I read one poem,"The River and The Swan" written by Steven Young on a journal for english-learning.
the editor add beautiful song and pictures of swans.
i thought it was so beautiful!
Today, i saw the Swan in your blog again, that remind me of the old days and beautiful songs
I like the music of classical songs,like Swan: Saint-Saens.
Frank
we have the same kind of swans in Hungary.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed that and some Haiku thrown it to?
ReplyDeleteThe Trumpeter swans are lovely! The contrast with the road and traffic is great!
ReplyDeleteYou even got their trumpet call! Dianne, Anchorage AK
I loved seeing the 2 cygnets with their parents. Encouraging that the parents successfully rasied them and now the family is heading South! Dianne
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