“There’s midnight all a glimmer, and noon a purple glow, / And evening full of the linnet’s wings”

[larryhammer]

A few links about this and that—mostly that:

The Chaos, a lament in verse about English orthography by Gerard Nolst Trenité. (via lost)

Running Up That Hill (Early Middle English cover). Bardcore FTW. (via)

Fjordlapse Norway: timelapse landscapes with fjords. (via)

---L.

Subject quote from The Lake Isle of Innisfree, William “Brother of the More Famous Jack” Yeats.

Comments

[asakiyume]

The Early Middle English cover of "Running Up that Hill" is incredibly beautiful. Tears came to my eyes. (I mean, the original song can do that, too. But this version is very lovely)

[larryhammer]

I was pleasantly surprised, and I like bardcore covers.