Last snowflakes melted this weekend. Time has moved to spring. I remember one snowy day, stabbing cold fingers, music accompanying my photo delight, couchy snowdrifts and tiny cling on ice balls in dog fur.
I played with how I see.
Do I focus on the flakes and watch each in sharp relief? Do I look beyond them and feel them blur into me, like an ever washing tide? I am woozy in the blanket swirl, reminded of a baby curl cowlick…I poke my nose outside and smell as they touch the ground, each making way for the other, each changed by the next and the one before. I remember more as I see the photographs…laughter, blue snow light and a neatly hurled snowball in my lens. ~ Amy

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Simply gorgeous..sometimes it is the most quiet image that is the most beautiful..
How strange to think of giving up all ambition!
Suddenly I see with such clear eyes
The white flake of snow
That has just fallen in the horse’s mane!
Watering the Horse (Robert Bly)
Your words and photos for this page reminded me of that poem. Really nice work and website Amy.
- Yogi Jason
What a lovely comment. Thank you. That’s it and I didn’t have the words.Yes, the evening was ever so magical. Still and ethereal. I’m so glad you visited. love ~ Amy
The second photo looks like from some fairy tale.