This Trickle of Water…
for the gentle reminder to remain grounded in the midst of much revelry, commotion and undertakings obliged on ourselves time and time again.
Tag Archives: Mother Nature
The Big Leaf Drop
Is upon us, just before the temperature drop. Not a fan of the drops, but what a show they put on. So much depth and knowledge nature generously proffers for our advancement, but we’re too distracted by the pageantry.
Of Rivers I Walked Through
It must have been the prayer from my breathor the Northern Flicker that escorted me through the woods.This bright home of coming to groundand the beckoning horizon of my life so far journeyed.Swept away here in the diming hour.This temple … Continue reading
Something More
ensuing with transitions of the seasons that seems to affect even playful boys. May I suggest stepping into a forest? One nearby a river is a bonus. I don’t go to the forest to be alone; I go to be … Continue reading
Slicing Horizons
We be crossing bridges like…
In a Verdant Manner
Make it beautiful or make it bold, unless of course you do both. She’s at it again, that Mother Nature of ours bold, vibrant and verdantly beautiful.
Sun Standing Still
If you took heed, you could almost tell that for a little bit longer the daily movement of that rising star seemed to be still in the sky. This miraculous winged friend here decided to be just as still. Didn’t … Continue reading
The Good Seed
Grasses are wind-pollinated; they need not place their energy into developing showy flowers to attract pollinators and yet they enticed us. The good seed, here playing in the wild patch determined to get into the arena even without a horse.
Rules of the Universe
You will receive a bodyYou will learn lessonsThere are no mistakesLessons will be repeated until learnedOthers are merely mirrorsLife is exactly what you think it is.
The Underside
It’s spooky season, this little guy may spook most, but do you think this leaf is worried and burdening itself with negative or fearful emotions? Judging from the bounty of this citrus flora, I don’t think for a second it’s … Continue reading
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