Category Archives: seasons

april returns.

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“the sweet, small, clumsy feet of april came into the ragged meadow of my soul.”

-e.e. cummings

 

 

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art credit: Salvador Dali ‘Flowers’ 1948

on the spring equinox.

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now is this isn’t a sure sign of spring, i don’t know what is…

 

“spring makes its own statement,

so loud and clear that the gardener seems to be only one of his instruments,

not the composer.”     

-geoffrey charlesworth

Art credit: Margaret Tarrant – The Fairy Troupe / Spring’s Flowery Cloak. Circa 1920s painting. A female sprite with a blue cloak shepherds tiny fairies and elves, each carrying a spring flower, through the undergrowth. Published by the Medici Society. 

never enough time.

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and once again

the meaningless disruption

of daylight savings time

has returned

 leaving

many of us

unmoved by it.

“There’s never enough time to do all the nothing you want.”

-bill watterson, calvin and hobbes

 

 

 

image credit: wallhere.com

days to…

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spring is just around the corner

Almost halfway thru January, February is a short month, then March …

it’s like only 20 minutes (as per Jerry Seinfeld’s calculations)

click on link below to see how much longer….

https://countdown.onlineclock.net/countdowns/spring/

this is the solstice.

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“this is the solstice,

the still point of the sun,

it’s cusp and midnight,

the year’s threshold and unlocking,

where the past lets go of and becomes the future;

the place of caught breath,

the door of a vanished house left ajar.”

-margaret atwood

 

 

 

art credit: Alica Block

hail, yes.

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my sweet cherry blossom spring doormat

has met the sour almost winter hail.

 

“he ran away from the rain and was caught in a hailstorm.”

turkish proverb

how long?

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oh, i remember now.

 

“in november you begin to know how long winter can be.”

-martha gellhorn

outside.

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 outside 

 

“i cannot endure to waste anything so precious as autumnal sunshine by staying in the house.”

-nathaniel hawthorne

what time is it anyway?

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and with the return of daylight savings time,

this quote is more relevant to me than ever.

i literally just want to know what is the right time?

welcome back, november.

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“at some point the world’s beauty becomes enough.” 

– toni morrison 

 

 

 

 image credit: willowday flower project by gina – sweden