A fallen angel
loses his heavenly wings,
becomes a demon.
I paid one or two bucks for this gargoyle statue last summer. His job was to protect the bulbs against possums and raccoons. I guess he must have fended a big one off last night because this morning, the crocuses are up but his wings are down for the count!
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love the i guess sweaters? can’t remember what you
called them. maybe you can glue the wings back on
the gargolye. take care pam
Comment by Pam Williams — 3/26/2007 @ 7:54 pm
I *love* gargoyles. Always have. Until I realized they were actually meant for GOOD, not evil. Then I got over myself and loved them again. I think they’re happy.
Comment by MonkeyGurrl — 3/27/2007 @ 5:54 pm