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Thursday, February 25, 2021

Random Beauty

"Fair Quiet, have I found thee here,

And Innocence, thy sister dear?" 

~ Andrew Marvell, The Garden

It seems the older I get, the more I return to appreciating how a child sees the world.  I've written before about this notion of being "childlike" (versus "childish").  

We can wander through the world in a state of natural wonder.  We can combine this with maturity by being consciously Still. 

Tonight, I "randomly" turned to the poem The Garden by Andrew Marvell, in a very sizeable book.  It was exactly that.

Beauty awaits us.

 

 

 

Early Spring Wildflower by Susan Larison Danz.

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