finding shelter today by the river
—
“maybe we need to shelter ourselves so we see the beautiful.”
-joanna coles
Apr16
Tag Archives: river
Feb23
flow.
even beneath
the layers of snow and ice
the remnants of winter
not yet spring
the river emerges
never ceasing to flow.
—
“be like a river. be open. flow.
-julie connor
—
argo park, huron river, ann arbor, mi, usa – february 2020
Jul16
rejoice.
headed off on a family fun river raft float trip
not real relaxing as expected
but lots of adventures/misadventures instead
so many laughs and we all survived
who could ask for anything more?
—
“rejoice as summer should…chase away sorrows by living.”
-melissa marr, darkest mercy
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argo park, huron river, Ann Arbor, michigan, u.s.a. – summer 2019
Jul29
where do unicorns go?
you never really know who’ll sail your way.
—
in the sea, the fish have learned to fly,
on a moonlit night on wings of silver,
as the enchanted stars sail serenely by.
do they know where do unicorns go?
where winged horses fly?…
~Jimmy Webb, “In the Sea,” Das Letzte Einhorn, 1982
—
huron river, ann arbor, michigan, usa – summer 2018
Oct14
through it.
“eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it.”
-norman maclean
Sep2
one september.
one september morning
i went to a place beyond dawn
s source of sweetness that flows
and is never less.
i have been shown
a beauty that would confuse both worlds.
-rumi
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reflection of the sky and trees in the huron river
gallup park, ann arbor, mi, usa
Jul12
passing the time.
the old one
takes his time
relaxes and fishes
the young ones row fast
all in a crew
the middle one
yells
from a motor boat
tells them how and what to do.
—
“old age is ready to undertake tasks
that youth shirked because they would take too long.”
-w. somerset maugham
Jun21
summer’s long and lazy river.
time well-spent on the longest day.
—
“and so with the sunshine and the great bursts of leaves growing on the trees, just as things grow in fast movies, i had that familiar conviction that life was beginning over again with the summer.”
– f. scott fitzgerald – the great gatsby.
May8
pace.
along the path
on our walk
by the river
these tin soldiers
lie napping
in the sun
as they
await their moment
to fly once more.
“adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.”
-ralph waldo emerson
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huron river, ann arbor, michigan, usa
Nov13
catch.
an autumn afternoon in ann arbor on the huron river
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“slow down and everything you are chasing will come around and catch you.”
~john de paola
I didn't have my glasses on.... 