all the benedictions of spring
are rivaled by
the transformations of decay
Where observation and imagination meet nature in poetry.
Where observation and imagination meet nature in poetry.
all the benedictions of spring
are rivaled by
the transformations of decay
Interesting study! Please explain to an Australian what it represents as I don’t know what the contrasting black and white represents
Hi Maureen. It is a birch branch, broken off in a wind and rain storm with a bit of the bark peeled back – showing the reverse of what you normally see. Wet from the rain it kind of shimmers like a velvet with polka dots.
Thank you!
Living in a sub tropical area I am ignorant of your vegetation. But I am truly loving your postings.
Thank you so much. And I am so appreciative of all your comments.
Thank you so much for your explanation.I thought it must have been birch or aspen.not that I ever have seen them in real life! And thank you for taking time to visit my blog and “follow”. I appreciate it.
Love this! imagines of decay are often my favorites. Spectacular photo.
Whoa! Well done!!
An illustrative image for sure.
the no comings, no goings
are amazing to behold 🙂
Green? Where do you have green? I had ice the other day!! 🙂
Beautiful photo! Such an observant eye you have! Thank you for sharing.
Very Nice.
wow … your words are so perfect for spring.
Benedictions of spring / transformations of decay. Excellent!
Interesting.
well done, powerful and succinct!