Thursday, February 17, 2011

a little fresh air





not everything that has seen better days
has run its course.

sometimes a little space,
a little fresh air,
and a different way
of looking at the roots of the matter
offer just the right formula to
bring in some color
and allow new chances to bloom.
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7 comments:

  1. Dagmar2/17/2011

    Hi there dearest. How's life across the big blue pond? Guess you need a little more sunshine and make all the new things bloom, as in a little good year by the rabbit, a new phone, gosh you made me laugh here (for a moment I thought you got it from your grandmother and saved it as a reminder of her....giggles here, it was really until a couple of days ago yours), and may the snow dissapear into spring and new born buds....can't wait eighter.
    Happy day's my friend.
    Soft hugs Dagmar

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  2. ELK2/17/2011

    just
    really
    beautiful
    ...

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  3. Marguerite (Tina) Smith Hart2/17/2011

    Spoken like a true gardener of life! We can learn so much from our plants about life and how best to live it!
    Have a wonderful day and I love the photos, they speak to the heart...
    Tina xo

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  4. d smith kaich jones2/18/2011

    oh so gorgeous! it glows!!

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  5. mrs mediocrity2/18/2011

    yes. you reminded me of "all that is gold does not glitter," etc... "deep roots are not touched by the frost."
    i felt that yesterday, a two hour walk, so good to be outside, a different way of looking at the world.
    soon, it will be Spring.

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  6. Unknown2/20/2011

    What wonderful words! Ahhh, a real breath of fresh air! Lovely!! xxxxxx

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  7. Marilyn Miller2/22/2011

    Lovely! Note: I have posted my February house today. Come by for a visit.

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I always appreciate the time you take to comment on my blog. Thank you for stopping by. Peace from my heart to yours. xo, Graciel

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