even nature gives you no choice
when you have seen a cloud
in the lap of a pond;
and the moon
between the waterlilies;
inevitably you are at the mercy
of your own soul.
object #4 and random pics
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
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If only whatever in me recognizes such beauty could whip up as much appreciation for a cold November rain! These are such beautiful photographs, capturing the micro in the macro.
Nature - the gift that keeps on giving!
Red branches? Beauty! Mother nature sure keeps you busy.
And I, like Pauline, wish I could find appreciation for the weather that I stare at everyday. For now, I settle my soul in long shadows and early sunsets.
Just yesterday I was wondering, Steven, what kinds of things you post in Spring?! But I will wait. I will wait and continue to enjoy the evolution into your approaching winter.
inevitably at the mercy of your own soul....
I'll have to think about that. May my soul be merciful!
Nature gives you no choice but to adore her.
There is certainly "soul" in those pictures steven. Have a good day.
Lovely poem and pretty shots; the second one looks like strands of wool.
Soooooooooooo wonderful ~ visually and lyrically ~
~ MCJ ~
hello pauline - it's ferrrrwosty in the morning and again at night. my bike rides are as much about heat retention as they are about safety as they are about looking around me to enjoy the ride. but i can always find time for the beauty. steven
golden west - that's cute!! it so very does keep on giving!!! steven
jenny - i took these photos with an old 8 mp camera so the clarity just isn't there. however. they are red branches. spring is a funny time because there are false starts around here when the sun finally shows and the snow finally goes - and then returns and there's an awful lot of psychology that goes with the whole management of the "it's gone . . . .nope it's back" feelings. right now there's the dwindling daylight. it'll get shorter and shorter. that's a toughy. i'll post photographs of winter that'll show the amazing beauty that is hidden in tiny and sometimes entire field's and skies and woodlands and wetlands filled with astonishing beauty. thanks for coming along for the journey. steven
a good soul absorbs the beauty that is tucked away in the tiniest most unlikely little places and shares it as goodness with others. i've seen you do that friko!!!!!! steven
ellen - i agree - that's so beautifully and concisely put. steven
yes weaver - soul that rises out of the murkiest dampest little places. i think that nature is one huge collective soul. have a lovely evening in the dale. steven
thankyou alaine - i wish i had my better camera there for the precise detail and colour that my eyes saw but it does carry the essence of wool in its entanglement. steven
hey welcome mcjart and thankyou. you are a talented, creative, insightful person yourself. i was just over at your blog. my my!!!! have a lovely evening wherever you are. steven
These photos are amazing, Steven! Maroon brambles over a turquoise brook! And to see this is to awaken your soul, feel genuinely happy. Your title and the poem tell us we need to embrace nature every day and experience that intense joy. Not too much to ask!
You have a real gift for matching pictures and words.
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