Thank You Nancy! You'll crack up at this but the first time I visited years ago, I saw the sheep and was so excited until my relatives that live there told me that the famous regional dish is Arrosticini. Once you know, you can't unlearn it. Free the sheep!
Thank You Luis! The whole area is like a time machine, you feel like you are transported to a simpler era just being there. It has inspired many a pastoral painting and poem
Thank you Luna!! You should see it! The mountains are spectacular. They are relatively young mountains so it is like seeing the summits of the Himalayas closer to earth
A technical marvel, and gorgeous flow.
Metaphors for daysssssssss xxx.
Thank you!! This was kind of a love poem to a place so its a bit sappy but I'm glad that you approved!
Beautiful imagery, E.R.! I had to look at more images online. I want to go there and play with the sheep now.
Thank You Nancy! You'll crack up at this but the first time I visited years ago, I saw the sheep and was so excited until my relatives that live there told me that the famous regional dish is Arrosticini. Once you know, you can't unlearn it. Free the sheep!
Definitely want to sit here and count sheep.
The ending is incredible.
You should see the cows. They dngaf at all. Absolutely out of control.
This poem airs such good bucolic vibes. The ending was great, too—the phrase "when I'm gone again too soon" is terrific.
Thank You Luis! The whole area is like a time machine, you feel like you are transported to a simpler era just being there. It has inspired many a pastoral painting and poem
Love this. Sparse and full. Gorgeous imagery. And ahhh... I can picture it! You drew it so well. Made me breathe and sigh.
Thank you Jill! It is magic! So stark, you feel like you're about to fight dragons for the kingdom of Narnia in the mountains of central Italy.
Beautiful poem. It left me longing to be there, to experience the gorgeous mountains and the sheep.
Thank you Luna!! You should see it! The mountains are spectacular. They are relatively young mountains so it is like seeing the summits of the Himalayas closer to earth