V for victory
appears in black sky writing.
Autumnal take-off.
Thank you, fine poets inhabiting One Single Impression, for such brilliant and green-with-envy works each and every week.
[Photo courtesy HowStuffWorks.com.]
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8 comments:
Nice! The sky-writing of geese is a nifty description.
Cute idea. I'd like to take wing with those geese myself!
I absolutely love this. If nothing else, just because of the feelings it conjures up for me.
My city has itself all sprawled out across our once-majestic prairies and wetlands. The geese have nowhere to land, so they keep moving on. I never see them anymore.
V for victory indeed. Nice photo and poetic idea.
I LOVE this one--so clear and yet evocative.
Bring it on. Nature as victor is quite lovely.
Geese certainly symbolize departure, not just birds leaving, but a season ending. Lovely!
This is a nice take on the prompt. For sure they have left big time.
Those birds are headed our way for the winter. Will we ever understand the migratory birds?
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