Life
The Circle of Life
By Silver Blue
I have a nice selection of photographs showing the holidays in my neighbourhood (before they were all taken down and packed away for the season); those will appear in a post tomorrow. Today, I thought I’d go back to nature for just a moment.
I’d asked, back in November, however, if I thought I’d have roses blooming in December. I did, and indeed, I have them blooming now:
While “Bud” may have gone to sleep for the winter (he did bloom, by the way, before Yuletide), “Pinky” is still giving it the ol’ one-two punch.
Okay, also the three-four-five. The rose seems to not realize that it’s wintertime and it’s time to rest. Still, I’m not going to complain.
While out on a walk to get photographs, I came across a neighbour’s rose bush…(okay, not a neighbour, as they live about half a mile from me, so that would make them in my neighbourhood, but not a neighbour, yes?) and as I looked at it (the plant is massive, with many blooms), I came upon this composition which I am most in love with. It is simplistic in its nature, but also speaks volumes.
I call it: “Life, Death, and Rebirth.”
(Life is looking to be a bit tattered at the moment, but I think we can all relate.)
Finally… a moment of peace.
You may blend in, Sweet Dove, but you caught my eye, and are forever in my photograph.
[audio:https://www.eyesofsilverblue.com/mop.mp3]Silver Blue, who realizes that the circle of life is a wheel in constant motion, always rolling us along…