Here is the place where loveliness keeps house.
Between the river and the wooded hills.
Here you may meet with beauty.
Here she sits gazing upon the moon,
or all the day tuning a wood-thrush flute,
remote, unseen;
it is she who flits from rock to rock,
a form of flying spray,
shouting, beneath the leave's tumultuous green.
Madison Cawein 1867- 1914
Photos, Lisa Porter
From the book, A Taste of the Sweet Apple
by Joanna Holt Watson
How lovely Lisa .....now is this sculpture residing in your own amazing garden!? I love her!
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Karena
Art by Karena
Hi Karena!
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Yes she is dancing away in my garden as then sun was slowly setting.
Appreciate the kind words.
xo Lisa
You always know how to put a smile on my face. Fabulous photos and fabulous poem. I love for rain, and a good dance.
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Just darling!! Sweetest photos. ox
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photography Lisa! I love the progression and the poem. Thanks for making me smile today! : )
ReplyDeleteLove how you captured the evening Lisa. The poem tells the tale so sweetly.
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xo
Wow, these photos are magnificent Lisa! I especially love the close cropped one where one arm is blurred a bit. What a great post, so wonderful to see the tiny details of how beautiful a simple twined vine can be. And the poem is perfect!
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PS. Happy Birthday! :)
Yes, you've captured one of my favorite times of day quite well. Love the whimsy of this statue!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely. I love your little frog ballerina. And you picked the perfect verse. Hope you had a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteHow CUTE is that frog!!!
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