Five loons I saw, I am sure they were
Swimming today in this tidal stream
Back from the lakes of summer bliss
Or simply passing this late autumn scene
Now November winds are cold and strong
The leaves' stubborn hold has finally let go
We’ve had our first frost in recent days
And do I see a pellet or two of icy snow.
We’ve been teased and spoiled this year
By lingering warmth and bright sun
Late blooms have given us extended joy
But warm days are now on the run.
Our stockinged feet are on the coffee table
The fire before us blazes warm and bright
A glass of peaty whisky cradled in our hand
Makes us realize that all is right.
This blog relates to a new beginning on the east coast of Canada in the spring of 2018 after twenty-four wonderful years in the rolling countryside of Northumberland County, Ontario.
The salt sea air, the wonderful views, the people of Nova Scotia, and its history invigorate old hearts and old souls.
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Tuesday, November 16, 2021
November Winds
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