Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Wales Album: visiting Meri Wells, part four

Meri Wells by the fireplace.

Clive Hicks-Jenkins with a Meri Wells friend.

The gallery by night...

Leaving Meri Wells
Welsh poppies by star- and porch-light.
And when I return to Ty Isaf,
a Meri Wells "bishop"
stands by my bed.
Meri Wells is everywhere at Ty Isaf.
Here's the guardian of the paddock...

...or else the guardian of the garden below.

8 comments:

marja-leena said...

Just marvelous, like protective spirits all around!

Robbi said...

Wonderful. Seems like a totally magical place.

Dale said...

:-)

marly youmans said...

Indeed. Marvelous and magical.

Susanna said...

Meri Wells is pure magic.

marlyat2 said...

Going to the house gives you the sense of another world--because it is so profusely populated by beings strange enough to give that sense but human enough to be believable. And they're part of the landscape, as if not entirely made but grown there.

zephyr said...

Meri has magic flowing through her veins. i see it in her eyes.

marlyat2 said...

Interesting how "magic" is the word that comes up most often in connection with her...