Shimmering lines appear so real.
Can I walk out to feel?
But feet would sink;
the real would slip through my fingers, liquid and evanescent.
Why do I find so much pleasure in the reflection rather than what is truly true?
Shimmering lines appear so real.
Can I walk out to feel?
But feet would sink;
the real would slip through my fingers, liquid and evanescent.
Why do I find so much pleasure in the reflection rather than what is truly true?
Beautiful photo! I think the reflections allow our minds to imagine more, reality – less.
Mental vacation, I suppose, but the extrapolation to what is really real in God’s economy makes me wonder how easily satisfied I am with only reflections.
Good question.
Hey, I really like this short little poem. It’s the perfect image for it, too.
Everytime I come home from a retreat at a monastery, I regret having to leave the real world.
I get tired of obligation. If I was independently wealthy, I could go off like that, create and commune, and be very happy! 🙂 Probably not going to happen. A fellow blogger is from Scotland, and when I look at the beauitful green hills,I get a bit jealous. But then we have a sunset like last night . . .
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