flowers,  haiku,  Plants,  writing/reading

this book of nature…

rose-colored clusters
exploding starlike flowers
this book of nature

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Sometimes we need to look closely to see the beauty of the natural world otherwise we may miss the gift she offers. I fall prey to that more than I like. Yet, when we do stop and look closely at the Showy Milkweed and its cluster of tiny starlike flowers, we can notice the details and intricacies of her unending creativity. I love this Book of Nature.

Retired. Having fun shooting Fujifilm cameras. Journal daily. Meditate daily. Learning haiku. Have a love for fountain pens.

4 Comments

  • Earl

    I wonder if self-preservation keeps us from noticing “all the details” all the time. I think my little brain would be overloaded if it didn’t “zoom out” a good portion of the time. Of course, sometimes it zooms way out. LOL

    • Monte Stevens

      Interesting you bring that up. It has me thinking about my love for the wide open spaces of horizons that fill my archives while there’s a spattering of “zoomed in” images. It could be I unconsciously “zoom out” because of the overload. Your making me think!!!! And, as I write that last sentence I wonder if I’m zooming in. Thanks!