Thank you very much, I am honoured to share the prize with James and enjoyed very much all entries! I was on Iona for Beltain so I just catching up with everything that happened in this world...
Blessings
Drumroll, please . . .
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Re: Drumroll, please . . .
by Teileag » 16 May 2010, 16:14
The sounds of the winds in the elms
like the strings of a harp being played,
the note of the blackbird that claps
with the wings of delight in the glade.
Attributed to Columba
http://domhaindorcha.blogspot.com/
like the strings of a harp being played,
the note of the blackbird that claps
with the wings of delight in the glade.
Attributed to Columba
http://domhaindorcha.blogspot.com/
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Re: Drumroll, please . . .
by Dragonwyst » 21 May 2010, 14:29
Jingle wrote:Due to the fact that most Eisteddfoddau occur while I am either getting ready for finals or midterms, it usually takes me a few weeks to get the harps out. Now that finals are over (sigh of relief), I hope to get to them shortly. Please bear with me.
Oh it's fine, Jingle - no pressure. I was just wondering - being new and not knowing and all....didn't mean to leave anyone feeling harassed. The fun is in taking part and seeing what others produce
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