Our place when we need a break? Why, nature, of course. In my instance, after a week of extensive writing projects, it’s no further than my garden. Soaked, peaceful, waiting for spring.
The Hellebores:
The last of the Hawthorne berries, ignored by the squirrels who grow fat on our birdseeds…
The cedars, crying
The roses, sending out a first leaf
And my ornamental fish growing a moss beard with all the rain…
Feeling better, already.
Here are the last lines of a Thomas Hardy poem, Proud Songster. You’ll hear them in the song cycle by Finzi which will conclude this week.
“But only particles of grain, and earth, and air, and rain.”
Sara Lee
Beautiful! Inspirational! You actually made me believe, on this grey, wet day in Canton, that Spring is coming! [How I wish there were grounds for similar optimism about what the electorate will do in November….]
I better go back and take another look at your photos so I can feel, at least momentarily, good again….
Lou
I was feeling a little under the weather and this cheered me up so much. Beautiful!