Melting memories, that for a time could charm once more.
Today’s Tale in ten words
Something special was being prepared when we walked through Chamberlain Square in Birmingham this morning. We couldn’t stay to see the installation happen but it was clear it was going to be something magical and moving. More about the Minimum Monument can be found here … link to BBC News article
Journeying through wind and rain, their new chariot sprouted wings.
Friday’s Tale in ten words
Not even stardust remained.
Her journeys would be with another
Today’s Tale in ten words
Today she dipped a toe.
And tomorrow?
(Sea warming daily.)
Today’s Tale in ten words
She’s 33, he’s 11. Cosseting clay, they’re hoping for pink
Today’s Tale in ten words
(And so as not to be too enigmatic, today’s story captures the happenings at Washington Wetland Centre http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-28552826)
Harlequin cold to his master’s diamonds; warm to his own
Today’s Tale in ten words
They’d expressed gratitude collectively, so the gods had a whip-round
Today’s Tale in ten words
Notes and symbols before unheard.
Walls clap and audience applaud.
Today’s Tale in ten words
(Just returned from the first in the concert series of Sonic Coast, curated by Marc Yeats, where accomplished viola and percussion performances at Hooke Park came alive in a building that was itself alive with sound.)
Memories rekindled, shared with generations.
New stories forged and told.
Today’s Tale in ten words
The distant shoreline tempts the traveller. (Within fear lies hope.)
Today’s Tale in ten words