Mischief munches a meal without mishap as a marsh mirrors the midday minute or the moonglow at midnight.
Moss on the moist stream banks, minnows in the meanders, mosquitoes in the morning, all mingle in mutual accord in the midst of this mountain mien.
No monetary value resides here, but a mental mellowness murmurs peace in a mysterious, merciful meeting with nature.
What’s that movement in the marsh? A moose? A mermaid? (Actually, an elk.) No matter. All melds into myriad memories, a metaphor for the land of milk and honey.
Mischief in a May meadow.
(Mischief is a 19 year old Arab gelding, mellow, manageable, and mine.)
Mischief is beautiful and mischevious, someday you need to post the story of the horses taking off to greener pastures!
ReplyDeleteNice photo of the bluebells--one of my favorite "spring" flowers, they bloom here in late June/early July.
ReplyDeleteMagnificant Mare, masterful meadow, magical mountains...
ReplyDeleteWhat's that moving in the marsh? It looked like the Monster of Loch Ness to me (until I enlarged it).
ReplyDeleteMagnificent M
Masterful!
ReplyDeleteMy first time visiting here--my, am I impressed by the marvelous photos and the myriad uses of M!
ReplyDeleteGREAT m post! Much AMazing Magnificent, Magical musings.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous! I wish I was there.
ReplyDeleteMischief is marvelous, magical, mysterious, magnificent, masterful, melodic, merciful and MIGHTY...
ReplyDeleteHow's that????
Hugs,
Betsy
Great post! Great M words! Love your horse! Looks like an Arabian that I owned once.
ReplyDeleteA mischievous post ;-)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you are having lots of fun, though!
My oh My what a lot of wonderful M's. Mischief is magnificient.
ReplyDeleteMischief is a beautiful horse,
ReplyDeleteand youre showing of a bunch of great photos :)
This is a great M post...Love your horse...the first photo is gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteHow DO you do it? All those magnificent m-words that tell a story!
ReplyDeletemore magnificent mountains...
ReplyDeleteThe first photo of Mischief is absolutely gorgeous! Such a beautiful horse in a lovely setting.
ReplyDeleteYour descriptions, full of 'm' words was magnificent!
Great post using so many "m" words. Lovely photos, too! :D
ReplyDeleteMasterful momento of your magnificent mount.
ReplyDeleteMischief? Would he like to take a walk over to my place. How long would it take a horse to walk to Virginia? I'll put the kettle on in six months???? :) Fantastic photos.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness! Monumental!!
ReplyDelete'Mazing! Love all your beautiful pics, especially the first and last, for obvious reasons... :o)
ReplyDeleteOh, I love your adventures and your Mischief!I totally was breathles with that shot in the mountains shadow!
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by and sayin hello at my place!! Happy riding to you and yours!
KacyK
magnificent! images and alliteration
ReplyDeleteMischief is a beauty. You certainly are a master (I mean mistress) of M words.
ReplyDeleteI like your M post very much. You have quite a way with words and pictures.
ReplyDeleteMischief is such a beautiful horse, love that first pic of him, and great job with all the M's! :)
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to have such a beautiful horse at such beautiful location.
ReplyDeletejust beautiful it looks so free
ReplyDeletemany many mushy monster mouthy marvellous m words...
ReplyDeleteOh, Mischief is so gorgeous!! Utterly beautiful. I'm envious!
ReplyDeleteSuch a multitude of Ms - I can't compete!
MMMMuch!
ReplyDeleteMischief is really a beautiful horse!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous mixture of metaphores.
ReplyDeleteyou are a magician with words, especially the M words....
ReplyDeletefantastic and wonderful pics.
Wow! you have certainly got the M word covered. Marvelous job Janie & Steve! I love the portrait of you & Mischief Janie.
ReplyDeleteFantastic "M" post! Mischief is a very handsome horse, and I love your use of all the "m"'s.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, wonderful use of all those 'M' words, and gorgeous photos! The first is my very favorite.
ReplyDeleteLove the horse pictures.
ReplyDeleteyou have interesting blogs here..
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