John, in my part of the world we don't have a Lammas Day, So I've checked-out your link and have read that a loaf baked with flour from newly harvested corn would be brought into church and blessed. Further on I've read and understood the meaning of this kind of symbolism (bread of life). Your visualization of this 'phenomenon' is perfect per usual.
I don't know when Lammastide falls, but have read that it's at the halfway point between the summer solstice and the autumn equinox.
I wish you'll have or had a Happy Lammastide anyhow.

Very nice, I like thie hint of contrasting color work, wtg! tigs=^..^=

That corn has eyes ! I love the golden sheen. The narrative link is very enlightening

Nice and interesting work. Great presentation.

ONE

One singular sensation, every little step she takes
One thrilling combination, every move that she makes
One smile and suddenly nobody else will do
You know you'll never be lonely with you-know-who
One moment in her presence and you can forget the rest
For the girl is second best to none, son
Oooh! Sigh! Give her your attention
Do I really have to mention she's the one
One singular sensation, every little step she takes
One thrilling combination, every move that she makes
One smile and suddenly nobody else will do
You know you'll never be lonely with you-know-who
One moment in her presence and you can forget the rest
For the girl is second best to none, son
Oooh! Sigh! Give her your attention
Do I really have to mention she's the one
One singular sensation, every little step she takes
One thrilling combination, every move that she makes
One smile and suddenly nobody else will do
You know you'll never be lonely with you-know-who
One moment in her presence and you can forget the rest
For the girl is second best to none, son
Oooh! Sigh! Give her your attention
Do I really have to mention she's the one?

-nik