Photograph #74 The Gathering Gloom

August 12th, 2010


The Gathering Gloom

Breath Deep Amid the Pine and the Sage.

Gloom means the time of twilight

Just as the sun departs, night arrives and the Gloom is that time between. Sometimes metaphors get in the way of a really good word. The word has come to mean an indrawn mood of sadness and loss, and yet, as the Moody Blues declared, At Twilight Time “…fantasy strides, over colourfull skies/ Of form disappearing from view.”

I found a good place to watch that happen.

Rating 2.50 out of 5

One Comment

  1. Pam Belding Says:

    Very moody, but intriguing.

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