inSpirations and inSights on my pebbled garden path…
A tree is our most intimate contact with nature. ― George Nakashima A perpetual hybrid with an indomitable bark abated by cordate leaves and roots of deepened understanding. Photo by Johannes Plenio on Pexels.com Flowing, canopied shade for hugging and sheltering humans rainbows of fruit, nuts, berries and seeds bolstering wildlife. Dependable and constant as …
Continue reading "Bloganuary Prompt #30: Describe yourself as a tree."
Mother Nature's beauty often leaves me speechless. When you see some of the fascinating images by landscape photographer Greg Large you may feel the same way too. View Greg's work via The Vigorous Beauty Of Trees in the Edge of Humanity Magazine.  They are too beautiful to not pass along for your viewing pleasure too. …
Magnolia petals falling one by one teach us how to gently let go.
Forgot about American Arbor Day this year? It's recognized on the last Friday in April (April 27th this year) but many states celebrate on their best tree planting date. Still, you may decide to chop down a tree for Arbor Day rather than plant one. Yes, that's what I said --- chop down a tree. …
Tree boughs lie pummeled to the ground, shrubs remain paralyzed with ice like lingering stinging words from tormenting razor-sharp winds and a staccato of angry snow piercing the air. Apologetic vivid blue skies and dazzling sunshine appear the next day as the bouquet offered after an argument yet tangled branches of bewilderment remain. Time sometimes …
The soothing quiet hush of snowfall --- Â A blanket of comfort nurturing nature and spirit.
Silence
wRighTing My Life 