So true about nature and imagination. I am always seeing faces on tree trunks or profiles along the edges of branches. Why a face in a tree? Must I understand or just let it be...
This is the "longest" spring in MN that I can remember. Don't we usually go from snow melt down to summer melt down? So enjoying the tiny leaves and colors :)
Wow---pentecostal tongues--delightful imagery/personification. It fits perfectly---spring does announce itself in so many different ways/languages. Beautiful photo as always.
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Oh how I love this!
Oh this is lovely.Spring brings so much excitement with it.
I love how you find the mystery and illuminate it, unravel it a little.
Pentecostal tongues of spring....wish I had written that. Lovely.
what a beautiful header you have.
That plant does look a bit like pentecostal tongues!
Every time I click over here I can't believe the splendor of your header flower. I just love it. And nature!
Love your words...
never thought of it that way before!
Love this and your header!
Oh....how my heart leaps with joy when I see your photos and hear your heart in this place. Thank you, beautiful Susan.
What a great quote! What an excellent photo to go with it!
amazing, spring is on the way. i for one love natures symbols.
I just love this!
I'm going to have to find out what exactly pentecostal tongues are, but those do look like tongues, though it never would have occured to me!
"the pentecostal tongues
of spring appear
announcing
new beginnings"
How wonderful!
Ahhh, lovely! My maples are so slow to bud out... but the neighbors trees have some green tips... soon, oh so soon :)
This is beautiful! Aloe blossoms also remind me of tongues of fire when I see them.
Wonderful image created by 'pentecostal tongues/of spring".
So so pretty!
Beautiful picture and I love your poetic words!
So true about nature and imagination. I am always seeing faces on tree trunks or profiles along the edges of branches. Why a face in a tree? Must I understand or just let it be...
Beautiful quote.
Pretty and something to think about-- :)
Beautiful photo! Beautiful words.
This is the "longest" spring in MN that I can remember. Don't we usually go from snow melt down to summer melt down? So enjoying the tiny leaves and colors :)
Wow---pentecostal tongues--delightful imagery/personification. It fits perfectly---spring does announce itself in so many different ways/languages.
Beautiful photo as always.
love the idea of pentecostal tongues for plant-life :)
It looks like spring is sprouting there! Fun!
xo Catherine
Oh how I enjoy your posts!
Pentecostal tongues of spring.
Of course. Perfect.
Thank you.
Diana's list at Sarah's place reminded me to drop by, and I'm so glad I did.
Oh my goodness! These glorious words, with that glorious image.
Touches my heart...You do have a gift of putting words and pictures together.....
Happy Weekend sweet lady...
We'll soon be heading back up north in time to see some 'pentecostal tongues of spring' (a most lovely expression).
my eyes see more the more i look. thank you for this lovely photo sue. xox
I love the link of your thoughts/quotes and image here.
New beginnings. Thank God for new beginnings and second chances.
Spring is such a reminder of this
Janet
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