Reindeer drawn using felt markers in a tiny notebook 3.5 inches by 3.5 inches.
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CHAPTER 3 ... STRANGE SOUNDS
Christmas
carols -
two grackles
linger between
the melodies
"So
tired, hungry, don’t think I can go much further, I miss my wife, I miss my
children so very much."
Anansi
was what we Trinis call a 'family man'. Anansi loved his family dearly and
could not bear to be away from them for very long.
All around him was dense lush greenery. He was hearing strange sounds of birds and animals, all for the very first time. And he thought to himself: "If I could only reach the coastline I could start ...
[At page 7 from 'Anansi and the Twelve Days of Christmas;' by Gillena Cox]
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"If only..." always signals the start of a great adventure! Love your reindeer drawings, Gillena!
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Beautiful art and story. Have a great week, hugs, Valerie
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Oh love your little sketch book and the sweet reindeer ~ Xo
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So true of life ~ your haiku ~ grackles amidst the Xmas Carols ~ nothing is perfect not even Xmas time ~ Xo
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Cute art and story!
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Beautiful haiku, and most intriguing bit of story.
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PS When I visited Texas in 2006, I thought the grackles were very beautiful birds – even though the locals regarded them as a pest.
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the sketch book is darling. Have a great weekend Happy Haiku Friday
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Tiny reindeer sketches...sweet
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Beautiful art and haiku.
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Aaah, Anansi stories, love it! Your reindeer is cute too, you really are in a X-mas mood. Enjoy your weekend!
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A darling tiny reindeer! Happy PPF!
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I hope he finds his way to food and family soon.
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Lovely art and story.
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It sounds good. "If only ..." he could have a fresh start in a new land. You can tell I haven't been reading your serial posting of this. Like the days of old, publishing first as a serial in a newspaper.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a Merry Christmas. Sort of sad around here, for the second time now COVID has spoiled the family get-to-gether at our home. For various reasons of their own, some have not been vaccinated.
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The snippet is intriguing. Unlike Rosemary, graekels have never endeared themselves to me! They usurp the birdfeeder and they do not share!!
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Love your reindeer Gillena! I had to look up grackles! I always learn something from you! Thank you!
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Our deer look very different :) Happy PPF!
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I like that Anansi can be both and family man and a trickster. Some can't balance those roles very well.
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Grackles really do cackle. My voice in carols would crackle. As always, love your bits of artwork as well as your words
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you have opened a door, i have walked through-you have left me in this lush bird filled moment longing for more!
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You have a wonderful view out that window! I'd be gazing out instead of getting my work done!
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The second reading is just as yummy as the first. I do love a good Anansi story.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend, Gillena.
Love the idea of grackles enjoying Christmas carols (and probably scavenged holiday snacks).
ReplyDeleteHow sweet to read a Christmas haiku at this time of year!
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