heaven and the kingdom of the sea.
Some of what can be seen from the peak of Snaefell, Isle of Man (from http://www.steam-packet.com)17303 items (14800 unread) in 93 feeds
heaven and the kingdom of the sea.
Some of what can be seen from the peak of Snaefell, Isle of Man (from http://www.steam-packet.com)
LARKS RISE
— street sign in Cleobury Mortimer
fall ill or in love
— Student Book (Trotman, 2004)
pulled to pieces in a machine called the “devil”
— A Complete Dictionary of Dry Goods, George S. Cole
raw materials
such as fish
and timber
— Science in Action, BBC Radio 4, 1st May 2010
Water collects in the
upward-facing blooms
description of the devil’s hand tree, from http://gothicteasociety.blogspot.com/2009/07/devils-hand-tree.html
mists condense on
the skyward-pointing leaves
From ‘Life’ – a BBC television programme narrated by David Attenborough.
Old words take on in each tongue a new and unforeseeable colour
— Abel & Marguerite Chevalley, in their introduction to 1934’s Concise Oxford French Dictionary
my hard nose, glass jaw, and soft heart
my hard nose, glass jaw, and soft heart