At dawn, there are mists and the river appears almost milky.
It's hard to think of any poet more determined to stay true to the topologies of language, culture and identity, and in particular to the bogs, mists and mizzling rain of the land that grew him, and his loss is incalculable.
Athens has been going through the Grexit mill of Syriza mystification, and still any denouement fades into the mists of July.
Serious miscalculations could mean a further retreat into impoverished insularity in the rainy mists of the north Atlantic.
Its precise genesis is lost in the mists of time, but as far as I can work out it dates back to when Jordan was going out with a singer with whom Victoria had recorded a duet.
Seen through the mists of September at 8am with the stewards and the concessionnaires getting ready for a one-day final, the pavilion seems ethereal, a impressionistic watercolour, so different from its HD high summer pin-sharp resolution.
Though the offspring of such unions may struggle with the barriers of prejudice, at their best international marriages reduce intolerance directly themselves, and indirectly through their progeny.The mists over marriageSo it is all the more disappointing that until recently so little has been known about these unions.
THE Rwenzori mountains straddling Uganda and Congo are dark green and shrouded in rain clouds and mists which part only rarely to reveal dazzling equatorial glaciers.
TO MOST people, condensation is something that mists up car windscreens at inopportune moments.
San Francisco is a strikingly beautiful city, famous for its precipitous hills, the Golden Gate bridge and the mists that roll in to keep it, as the saying goes, air-conditioned by God.
And then, time and again, the political mists swirl and his majority somehow vanishes.
