“……Save us from that snorting and growling!”


 

“……Save us from that snorting and growling!”

 

 

 

So now all filled and thrilled our friends do lean

On rocks in mock of bugs in rugs so snug

All friends, all fed, now thinking to preen

Without a care one last drink to chug.

 

 

 

 

“What, what, bot, bot?” did Crookeye and Bushy disclaim.

“What means such snorts and growls on the prowl?”

Did even Crow and Ugly flap in wonder not so tame.

“How canst Rainbow Light have faded with this howl?”

 

 

 

 

“Quick, quick, slide under this shelf,” bleated dear Littley Lamb.

So scarce awake did friends roll and squeeze and tug under ledge.

“What, what, ye bot-bots?  scrape ye selves back, back, bam, bam!”

Did Lambey push all friends into glinting hug of Rainbow Fly.

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24 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. celticbishop
    May 22, 2012 @ 23:30:59

    This reminds me of Tolkien!

    • granbee
      May 22, 2012 @ 23:58:57

      Bishop, you could not have paid me a higher compliment. I do not want to copy Tolkien; I just want to update and carry on what he started. The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit are right next to the Bible for me! Thank you SO MUCH!

  2. claudia
    May 23, 2012 @ 02:02:21

    ..pushing all friends into glinting hug of Rainbow Fly… this is great..and sounds like a safe place..

    • granbee
      May 23, 2012 @ 02:29:34

      Claudia, with your love of dragons, I just knew you would enjoy Bluesey Dragonfly becoming Rainbow Fly and “glinting” these critterly friends into safety in unexpected places and times.

  3. Linda Willows
    May 23, 2012 @ 03:36:21

    I love the “glinting hug of Rainbow Fly” too. the image so sweet, kind, a refuge of the greatest love from amongst the smallest….wonderful granbee!

    • granbee
      May 23, 2012 @ 03:52:28

      Dear Linda, no matter how small we think a place is, it can always hold an entire universe full of light and love! So pleased you enjoyed the glinting rainbow lights here!

  4. lscotthoughts
    May 23, 2012 @ 05:57:19

    You know that I love “cozy” Rose, so your first verse reminded me exactly of “cosiness” among family and friends, but then, I also love your last loving line of protection and safety~xx

    • granbee
      May 24, 2012 @ 00:57:57

      Lauren, protection and safety always feel very cozy to me. That is why I wrote the segment like this! So pleased you picked up on this! It is always so wonderful to have your enthusiastic support here!

  5. contemplativemoorings
    May 23, 2012 @ 13:04:58

    I love a good myth 🙂

    • granbee
      May 24, 2012 @ 00:58:47

      So do I love myths and all the deep insights they give into our common human journeys on this earth! Thanks so much for your good feedback here!

  6. willowdot21
    May 23, 2012 @ 15:15:30

    So they our loved ones, all drunk on the the light and and warmth of Bluesy the Rainbow fly all tipsy tospy with food ,drink and Joy! Relaxed! But that is when the whoknowswhat come a creeping and prowling snarling and a growling ! Tis a test why the he sends these tests I knows not but the One he do!!
    Littly Lamb out gentle hero of Advent is up and arranging his crew he knows what to do!Old Crow and Ugly Bird flying round squarking and a crawing making big noise to hide their ignorance and fear of the situation! Noise make noise posture make posture we might frighten the whoknowswhat away!
    Gently lovingly Blusey Rainbow fly, from he does not where ,finds huge strength to gather up his full size and cover all friends and winged ones with his rainbow light and love and suddenly all our travellers our loving tribe are bathed in warmth and reassurance that can only come from the One.
    The whoknowswhat does not know what it has taken on!

    • granbee
      May 24, 2012 @ 01:00:26

      No, the “whoknowswhat” certainly does not know the incredible power of these connected critterly friends, drawn by more and more light and more and more “color” on their lives together! Love this commentary-addition to the post here today, willowdot. Blessings on you always, dear lady!

  7. writinggomer
    May 24, 2012 @ 08:21:47

    Great as always Rose. I Love the Lord of the Rings. The movies were great, and I read the books long ago!

  8. cottonbombs
    May 25, 2012 @ 02:18:36

    Rose! The light is cannot be broken or beaten by any howl. Only night can put the light to bed. But, we have faith that it will return in the morning.

    • granbee
      May 25, 2012 @ 04:28:21

      Weeping at night but joy in the morning: right, Peter? Wonderfully insightful comment on how much the light is “quested” on this journey and the true nature of that “Light”, my brother! Thank you!

  9. cloakedmonk
    May 25, 2012 @ 07:51:48

    Reblogged this on Cloaked Monk's Blog and commented:
    Granbee’s characters are enthralling. You must go meet them!

  10. becca givens
    May 26, 2012 @ 06:44:36

    The best type of hug … push all friends into glinting hug of Rainbow Fly

    😀

  11. Thomas Davis
    May 27, 2012 @ 02:50:38

    There are snorts and growls in the world, and we all need a rainbow fly to give us a glittering hug–even if we must be pushed to receive it.

  12. bardessdmdenton
    Jun 03, 2012 @ 06:27:46

    I was confronted with some ‘snorting and growling’ just a few days ago…still ringing in my ears…so thank you for pushing me into this ‘glinting hug’. What better cure all could there be?

    • granbee
      Jun 05, 2012 @ 05:00:04

      Ah, Diane, it is nigh-on to impossible to escape all growlingl and snarlings and snortings in this world, is it not? But those glinting hugs, full of rainbow-promises, just sweep us right on past all that “guff” and further along the pathway to Light, do they not?

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