That means that in this bucolic area north of Manhattan, a white milk truck still moves through the dark and lumbers to a stop.
"We chose different colors," he said, with red windows for his house, which is made of recycled lumber, and dark green for the other buildings.
Most certainly, I think, Mr. Perkins was inspired by some of the greater (and lesser) poets of the age as he worked in lumbering, lurking, lyrical dark.
During my dazed lumber towards the dark safety of my bunk, I very nearly bumped into professional nosey-parker and fellow barge-dweller John the Goth, who would love nothing better than to rat me out for the WKD-quaffing, boy-snogging monster that I really am.
As they grow in the phloem and sapwood of the trees or in the sapwood of logs or lumber, most of these fungi produce a dark melanin pigment that causes a wood discoloration known as blue stain or sap stain.
Founded in 1906 by the Great Southern Lumber Company and named for a local creek called Bogue Lusa (Choctaw: "Dark Waters" or "Smoky Waters"), it has through reforestation programs remained a major logging centre producing yellow-pine lumber, paper, and tung oil (extracted from Chinese tung trees, first planted in 1902).
Initially appearing as dark shapes looming at the water's edge, these giant reptiles heave and lumber their way up the beach, seeking a spot to lay their precious eggs.
Even more enticing is the return of his 1956 33 Epitaphs," a dance for lumbering beasts to lolloping Dixieland brass band that captures all Mr. Taylor's dark imagination and humor and manages, more and more, to look mighty avant-garde.
In the evenings, when a cooling sea breeze moved inshore, they walked in the rose garden, around and around the sundial, talking of lumber and true love's knot, her silk skirt rustling, her great dark eyes cast low.
It's all deep, dark and dire, but evolves through its subgenres: death metal (torrid); black metal (cold); doom metal (lumbering); grindcore (frantic); and onward into smaller divisions.
He pointed to a dark shape halfway up a tree: It was a 200-pound black bear that had lumbered down from the mountains, searching for food.
