I love "Werewolves of London"! Warren Zevon was great! He did "Excitable Boy" too, didn't he?
All my pumpkins end up looking like that.
Kat
(I just wikied WZ and did you know that Mick Fleetwood and John McVie were on that Werewolves song?) That reminds me, I should have included "American Werewolf in London" on my movie list. Scaaary!
The Cloud Messenger (Meghadūta) is a lyric poem by the respected Indian poet, Kālidāsa. The poem centers around a yaksa in exile. Longing for his beloved, waiting for him on a Himalayan mountain, he asks a cloud to take a message to her. The sights he tells the cloud it will see on its way make up most of the poem.
The idea of recording observations appeals to me. I thought The Cloud Messenger was the perfect title for a blog about the journey that we all make as we move through our days.
I'm a baby boomer who grew up dancing in the streets of Detroit during the classic Motown years, lived beside the Rocky Mountains for many years, now retired and living (and writing full time) in S. Ontario. I have one blog for rock 'n' roll oldies, and one for nature, poetry and life along the Lake.
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Wow! I liked the second shot very much. Pumpkins too drink! :)
I love "Werewolves of London"! Warren Zevon was great! He did "Excitable Boy" too, didn't he?
All my pumpkins end up looking like that.
Kat
(I just wikied WZ and did you know that Mick Fleetwood and John McVie were on that Werewolves song?) That reminds me, I should have included "American Werewolf in London" on my movie list. Scaaary!
I really don't like Halloween that much. Long story, but this post made me LOLz!
Fun! Thanks!
I wish I could carve a pumpkin! Mine would be a Picasso mess.
LOL!!! Good one Deb. Now I know why pumpkins are usually smiling from ear to ear!!! Hugs, G
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Oh my gosh! That poor pumpkin...that made me laugh
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