i'm a true fan of poetry. i think it can be the most powerful form of inspiration.
i was listening to NPR and they were discussing how it can even be beneficial on the medical end of things. my all-time favorite poet is Emily Dickinson. I use lines from her poetry to be many of my post titles. Today's photography was inspired by her poem:
THERE is a flower that bees prefer, | |
And butterflies desire; | |
To gain the purple democrat | |
The humming-birds aspire. | |
And whatsoever insect pass, | 5 |
A honey bears away | |
Proportioned to his several dearth | |
And her capacity. | |
Her face is rounder than the moon, | |
And ruddier than the gown | 10 |
Of orchis in the pasture, | |
Or rhododendron worn. | |
She doth not wait for June; | |
Before the world is green | |
Her sturdy little countenance | 15 |
Against the wind is seen, | |
Contending with the grass, | |
Near kinsman to herself, | |
For privilege of sod and sun, | |
Sweet litigants for life. | 20 |
And when the hills are full, | |
And newer fashions blow, | |
Doth not retract a single spice | |
For pang of jealousy. | |
Her public is the noon, | 25 |
Her providence the sun, | |
Her progress by the bee proclaimed | |
In sovereign, swerveless tune. | |
The bravest of the host, | |
Surrendering the last, | 30 |
Nor even of defeat aware | |
When cancelled by the frost. |
you can be inspired by anything. inspiration is everywhere, you just have to look and listen. always;L |
Beautiful words and great photos to go with them.
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