Travel Song

Alba Grembi: 2018, Stranger.

 Would that I could hear that song again!

Song of primal Earth’s enchanted sweetness,

Joy and pain."

Travel Song by Anne Glenny Wilson.

"COME, before the summer passes

Let us seek the mountain land:’

So they called me, happy playmates,

And we left the dawn-lit strand:

Riding on till later sunbeams slanted

On dark hills and downward-plunging streams,

And the solemn forest softly chanted

Old, old dreams.

Alba Grembi: 2015, Before the Automn Comes.

Alba Grembi: 2013, Breaking the Night.

From the pass, we saw in glory

Wave on purple wave unrolled

To the cloud-encircled summit

Floating high, alone and cold:

Like that altar-stone, by men of Athens

Dedicated to the unknown God;

Waiting for some fire to touch his holy

White abode.

Alba Grembi: 2011, Tranquillity. 

Thodoris Bandelis: 2012, Splash Far Away. 

Then the mellow sunset dying

Passed in rosy fire away,

And the stars and planets journeyed

On their ancient unknown way.

Riders of the illimitable heaven!

Moving on so far beyond our ken,

Do ye scorn the toiling, heavy-hearted

Sons of men?

Luljeta Grm: 2018, Surprising Paths.

Luljeta Grm: 2018, Through Rocks and Snow. 

Ere we slept we heard the torrents

Rushing from that mighty hill

Join in deep melodious singing,

While the forest-land was still.

Music of forgotten wildernesses!

Would that I could hear that song again!

Song of primal Earth’s enchanted sweetness,

Joy and pain."

Travel Song by Anne Glenny Wilson.

Photography by Alba Grembi, Luljeta Grm, Thodoris Bandelis.