The pain turned to music, and the music softened into warm rain, so gentle that once you were wet you couldn't feel it as something different than what you were. And the thirsty flowers opened and their scent became the sky. The work was done, and what there had been to give was given. (Tim Farrington)
Wordless Wednesday
37 comments:
The flower is beautiful even as it begins to dry...
Very meaningful qoute!
love the dried flower...
I like the color -- bet it was beautiful a couple months ago! I have a flower on my latest post also but it is still thriving.
i like how you matched the words to this photo.
Beautiful words enhancing the beauty of the picture.
Morning Sandy. A fitting word picture for your photograph. Pappy
Just lovely, Sandy! :)
Beautiful quote for the shot!
Dried roses are so enchanting... remnants of love.
love the photo and the poem together...breath taking.
Fantastic shot, Sandy. Just so very evocative.
What a beautiful quote! I don't think I'll ever look at flowers in quite the same way.
I lilke the quote, and what it says about the rain.
The flower is mesmerizing!
The flower & quote are perfect together ... beautiful sharing and pairing.
Hugs and blessings,
Superb shot Sandy. Happy WW
a a scent becoming the sky - i love that thought. thanks
Those roses look as lovely dried as the day i gave them to you!
Beautifully done!
Beautiful, and so poignant. A perfect pair.
Beautiful words, and image :) Happy WW
Lovely words! to me the flower looks sad in some way.
Beautiful words to go along with the wilted yet beautiful rose :)
I love the beauty in a drying rose. Poignant poem to go with it too.
Very inspiring post...thanks for sharing Sandy!
Awesome shot!
Beautiful photo! Love the colors
Beautiful words and image.
Well Done!
Wow, I love coming to your site. It's inspiring! :)
Lovey sentiment... and a perfect image for the season in many ways.
beautiful!!!
dropped by to let you know I am back from my blog hiatus for good now!
Nice post and photo,
Troy
I enjoyed this very fine post!
Interesting quote.
Beautiful imagery, Sandy!
I love how roses look good the entire stages. :) Great words too. :)
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