Sunday, December 20, 2009

Evening, Wisdom and Beauty



He that respects himself is safe from others; he wears a coat of mail that none can pierce. ~Henry Wadsworth Longfellow



Change is inevitable - except from a vending machine. ~Robert C. Gallagher



Third world musings for the 3rd photo ....

The perfectly developed
advanced
philanthrophic
petals,
side by side
with
the
troubled bud
still developing,
brown spots
amidst the
pervading green.

The leaves
in their greenness
do not skimp
on facing the Sun
to make food
for all,
and oxygen
for all,
big and small.

But sometimes,
it helps,
if,
like a mother,
the big one
gives up its
portion,
to the one,
who is trying
to flower,
amidst
the troubling browns,
to get
into the pink of health

Copenhagen , anyone ?

Posted by Ugich Konitari to Sylvia From Over The Hill at December 20, 2009 9:10 PM
You can read more of her wonderful poetry and thoughts here
Some days there won't be a song in your heart. Sing anyway. ~Emory Austin



You can cage the singer but not the song. ~Harry Belafonte



Keep a green tree in your heart and perhaps a singing bird will come.
~Chinese Proverb



Nothing is interesting if you're not interested. ~Helen MacInness

10 comments:

  1. Very nice pictures and words, Sylvia!

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  2. This first photo is just stunning...I love it. :) And that waterfall...The Plane The Plane LOL. Well done my friend. Your last quote is just right on!!! :) Happy week ahead :)

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  3. Sylvia, what a wonderful sequence of images and quotes. I really enjoy this nice post! The sky in the first picture is amazing!
    Happy new week!

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  4. Third world musings for the 3rd photo ....

    The perfectly developed
    advanced
    philanthrophic
    petals,
    side by side
    with
    the
    troubled bud
    still developing,
    brown spots
    amidst the
    pervading green.

    The leaves
    in their greenness
    do not skimp
    on facing the Sun
    to make food
    for all,
    and oxygen
    for all,
    big and small.

    But sometimes,
    it helps,
    if,
    like a mother,
    the big one
    gives up its
    portion,
    to the one,
    who is trying
    to flower,
    amidst
    the troubling browns,
    to get
    into the pink of health

    Copenhagen , anyone ?

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  5. I am here as usual taking in your musings

    fondly

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  6. As always, beautiful images and thoughts, Sylvia!

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  7. Your pictures and quotes are very inspirational. I really love the sunset among the trees in the last picture.

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  8. Happy Christmas Week Sylvia. And thank you for all that you share.

    That last quote is so great -- too many people I know (of a "certain age") have just given up on being interested -- which to me is giving up on life.

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  9. I like the mix of wisdom and laughs tonight!

    The photos are always gorgeous.

    Thanks for keeping my perspective where it should be Sylvia! Busy times like this are just too easy to get lost in.

    I hope you're having a wonderful holiday week!

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  10. Keep a black bush in your heart and perhaps a nervous breakdown will come.

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