we live so close
so closely
we become colour
we become music
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"let the beauty we love be what we do" rumi
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- this colour filled whole
- sometimes summer home
- a sweet early autumn day . . .
- quietude
- three moments
- cloudplay
- everywhere i look . . .
- a rainy day
- Park(ing) day . . .
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- autumn's hands
- there is no here and there
- i know this . . .
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- the impending storm
- cloud break
- petals
- the september webs
- the lovely cat
- portals
- early september sunset
- sun light
- light and shadow
- city lights across the bay . . .
- late summer evening in the rain
- nessie
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2 comments:
this is stunning. somewhere between ordinary and extraordinary, cellular and planetary.
xo
erin
hey erin - these are details from a wall at the local skateboard park. the artwork there is beautiful and then it changes the form of beauty it was intended for into something other . . . . steven
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