I so enjoyed this yesterday. In only a few hours, everything had changed. Gone were the airy petals of the morning. The storm left the blossoms drippy with rain. A March wind remained, shifting the clouds, changing the light, making the limbs sway and blossoms shiver. I was glad I took the time to visit. I would have seen the tree, but missed these amazing blossoms.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
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For the Love of It...
...the sage sees heaven reflected in Nature as in a mirror, and he pursues this Art, not for the sake of gold or silver, but for the love of the knowledge which it reveals.
Sendivogius (1750)
Sendivogius (1750)
I love your photos, you have a beautiful blog, Ive enjoyed visiting..A
ReplyDeleteThank you. Its nice to share a bit of Tennessee's nature with Australia.
ReplyDeleteI revisited the drippy crabapple blossoms today and I am glad I did. The stillness still pervades.
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