because they receive so much
from the water
they pour their light
back in
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
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15 comments:
What a cycle. What a beautiful thought!
I hope we do, too.
Beautiful photo.
What a lovely way of looking at it, Steven.
Wonderful way of seeing what we see each moment. We (I) should encourage our minds and hearts to think like this always!
Unlike vines, trees have generous souls.
thankyou very much ruth. i passed this scene on my bicycle just three days ago and i saw the light returning to the water in colour and thought this thought all the way home! steven
valerianna - i know that we do. i don't know that we all know we do. steven
lilith thankyou very much. steven
thankyou weaver. there are connections and interweavings that sometimes leap out at you. steven
rick - if only it was so. (or possible!) steven
reya - such giving and receiving and reconciling beings. steven
I'd never looked at it that way - now I won't be able not to! Your header is extraordinary!
Made me think of Kahlo's "What the Water Gave Me" - then Pascale Petit's poetry of the same name, after Kahlo.
Thank you for giving me a lovely contemplative moment :)
yes a nice way of looking at things
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