To Time it never seems that he is brave
To set himself against the peaks of snow
To lay them level with the running wave,
Nor is he overjoyed when they lie low,
But only grave, contemplative and grave.
What now is inland be ocean isle,
Then eddies playing round a sunken reef
Like the curl at the corner of a smile;
And I could share Time's lack of joy or grief
At such a planetary change of style.
I could give all to Time except---except
What I myself have held.
But why declare
The things forbidden that while the Customs slept
I have crossed to Safety with? For I am There,
And what I would not part with I have kept.
Robert Frost~
Love and Joy come to you,
God bless you and send you a Happy New Year!
Pretty weather, trees, and poem ~ a time when Mother Nature blankets all, including our horses!
ReplyDeleteI love Robert Frost, Thank you for this poem and wonderful pictures of your time frozen in snow flakes and hoof beats.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Kacey!
I have always loved that last line and you have illustrated the poem beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Gail...love that last line. And the scarf is pretty cool! You are a wild woman with your Happy New Year header and background! Funk city!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit. I hope you all have a wonderful New Year with much happiness. We have no snow so far but the horses are soggy from all the rain. MB
ReplyDeleteThat was totally beautiful. Thank you, and I hope that the new year brings you many adventures aback that mare of yours!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sublime post... thank you!
ReplyDeleteWishing a joyful New Year to you and the Wa mare. Happiest trails :)
Beautiful pictures. Just wanted to say thanks for stopping by my blog. Best wishes for a fantastic 2011!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice snowy ride. I love when the snow falls strait down.
ReplyDeleteLove your snowy scenes and the Frost poem! Wa looks great in the red scarf.
ReplyDeletelove your wintry photos - Happy New Year to you and yours -
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Happy New Year from here to there, all the best.
ReplyDeleteLovely poem and tranquil photos, Kacy. Who is that horsey? I don't think that is the Wa sweetie. Is that Pantz Mare?
ReplyDeleteI love the new background and header photo. I am looking to do something new for the new year too. Much time down here in chilly Florida to work on Photoshop!!!! LOL! Happy New Year, sweet Friend.
Those are gorgeous photos! Thanks Kacy :)
ReplyDeleteI loved the pictures which loaded--sometimes my connections can't handle the load, unfortunately! Looks like a beautiful snowfall for a ride.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo much beautiful snow! And the horse is gorgeous too!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the winter pictures! And an APPY NEW YEAR TO you!
ReplyDeleteLOved it!
ReplyDeleteYour horse's snowy pic with the red scarf is just beautiful! And I really enjoyed the snowy pics and poem. Happy New Year to you too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sentiment and pictures.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a happy new year as well.
I wasn't able to respond to your comment directly - there's a setting you can change so that when you leave a comment, the blog owner can respond back directly - right now it reads No-reply.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your compliment about my header - yes, it's a photo of the pine forest right next to This Old House - I used Boost in Picnik to bring out the golds and deepen the green. Your photos are awesome, from you a photo compliment is BIG.
That was beautiful Kacy. Your pictures are wonderful too. Wishing you and yours a healthy Happy New Year with lots more rides on your stunning trails.
ReplyDeletegorgeous winter shots!!
ReplyDeletefound you thru a comment on this old house. so nice to find a horsey blog. tho' my blog isn't necessarily horsey, we do have a horse that figures largely in our life.
happy new year!
a bunch of the horse pictures here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/julochka/sets/72157624031519838/
ReplyDeletethe blog where i put them, mostly for my mom, who receives it as an email and thinks it's an email, not a blog is here: http://gpssisters.blogspot.com/
so great to have found you!!
happy new year!
/julie
Thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteIt was a rare moment in time to be out at my sissy's barn to shoot Pantz mare-with a scarf and hat. She would have no part of the hat..and then no part of the photo shoot either- once it began to SNOW!!
She moved away and would not be in it at all. I got few poictures with her...so I focused solely upon the snow,birds and larger-than- life- flakes, coming straight down!
THEN, I realized-oou, I have got to DRIVE home, in a truck!
Nice to meet you too Julie!!
Beautiful, KK! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how much beauty can be found in the grays and whites of wintertime. Beautiful pictures. Happy New Year!
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