Go you to a brook hollow where they grow some late summer twilight at
dewfall; and on the still air that rises suddenly to meet you will come a waft of faint, aromatic fragrance, wondrously sweet and evasive, the distillation of that despised thistle bloom.
Dewfall can remove excess water vapor and supersaturation from the air mass next to the ground and thus inhibit fog formation.
Maybe it's a smug, internal sense of satisfaction--a good boy doing the right thing--but maybe it's something from outside, something received unseen, like the
dewfall.
Granting bishops' conferences throughout the world a determinative role in liturgical translations is part of that vision, but it goes beyond who gets to decide about "consubstantial" and "
dewfall."
GETTING his feet wet in the heavy
dewfall, a familiar figure was waiting for Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink when he clocked on for training.
Dewfall, blindlight, shouts breaking like stars in the rout to the river, tumult of thundering horsethegns." The compounding, stress pattern, and alliteration are deeply rooted in English poetry.
comparable amount of water as
dewfall to a short grass surface (Hughes
by dark,
dewfall like fear settling, sky of no stars.
Then I heard her say, in a voice that was gentler than the glow-worm's light among rose-trees in a forgotten garden between
dewfall and moonrise: Be content.
In his autobiography, Mackay Brown argues that Hopkins exclaimed that "poetry is for gladness,
dewfall and childhood, 'innocent Maytime in girl and boy,' it celebrates the ever-springing freshness of nature.
Steinberger Y, Loboda 1, Garner W (1989) The influence of autumn
dewfall on spatial and temporal distribution of nematodes in the desert ecosystem.