Category Archives: light

new light.

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as you step on, vacuum, sweep-up, curse, recycle

those painful and elusive pine needles

fallen from your wreaths, trees, garlands

stop a second to take a very close look

at the beauty of a sliced pine needle magnified

and you may see them in a new light. 

“seven clans” – photo by elm mitchell

“the close-up says everything”

-marlon brando

all is bright.

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out seeing the lights tonight.

may you and your family be filled with light and laughter.

 

“always be on the lookout for the presence of wonder.”

-e.b. white

brighten.

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in honor of october’s full moon and the first full moon of the 2021 autumn season
set to arrive this morning at 10:57 a.m. EDT.

streetlight.

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out on a walk

not yet eight o’ clock

  streetlight on

a warning beacon

 season shines and quietly moves

 nearing its end.

 

 

“poetry is the shadow cast by our streetlight imaginations.”

-lawrence ferlinghetti

enrosadira.

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on glen lake as summer’s end approaches

enrosadira- the exquisite glow that happens at sunrise and sunset.

 

 

glen lake, glen arbor, michigan, usa

day 5.

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just a short walk to the river – always full of power and light

(and the power and light have returned to the land!)

thank you to the community for keeping everyone going

 

 “one thing you can never underestimate is the power of water.”

-joe teti

day 4.

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still no power, but beautiful days

“the town was glad with morning light; places that had shown ugly and distrustful all night long, now wore a smile; and sparkling sunbeams dancing on chamber windows, and twinkling through blind and curtain before sleepers’ eyes, shed light even into dreams, and chased away the shadows of the night.”

-charles dickens

2nd day.

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wild storm

then power out for 700,000

can’t stop this from shining through

in the light.

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yeti in the light

 

 

“light is therefore color.”

-j.m.w. turner

 

on water and light.

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“on water and light she runs.”

-katherine catmull

 

 

 

 

 

 

ann arbor, michigan, usa – april 2021