Carpe Diem Tan Renga – Ese’s “blossoming frost”
winter meadows blossoming frost works on window panes (Ese) ember’s tangerine glow caress your naked skin Linked to Carpe Diem — May 9, 2014
Tag Archives: winter
a praise to roots below
I see those striving winter canopies they’re clawing upwards into waning lights and sway in that wintry misantropy but down beneath we wait for spring delights when sun kissed leaves […]
Striations in the crust
Kerosene lantern guides my way as end is near to waning day I carve striations in the crust on skis toward remote chalet and guided by the moon I trust […]
A sooty canopy – for dVerse
in summer sings its canopy and shadows me with verdant leaves where underneath I can forget this charcoal winter filigree of sooty fingers reaching up to cut apart this leaded […]
Carpe Diem Tan Renga – Opie Houston’s ”O sweet October”
oh, sweet October… spare thy frost on yonder grapes our sweet summer wine (Opie Houston) warms us in the winter’s cold togetherness in ember’s glow (Björn) — I […]
Björn Rudbergs writings 