Today's Flowers: Each Leaf, a Soul

After I left Adella at basketball practice yesterday morning, I took a little walk where some leaves have escaped the blowers and the rakes.
From November 23, 2012
Each one told a story of life in the elements among birds and squirrels facing storms, dripping with the languid heat of summer, watching the aspens and birches let go of their color first, waiting, waiting, and then making peace with the earth.
From November 23, 2012
Each leaf, a soul.
From November 23, 2012

Today's Flowers

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21 Comments

  1. like your comparison with leaves and souls! It's true...

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  2. Beautiful as always and a great start for my day, Sandy, thank you! Enjoy your weekend!

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  3. There's a beauty in your thoughts. The way you picture things, and how they respond. It's amazing.
    Take Care!

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  4. They do tell a story don't they?

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  5. How lovely! You bring the beauty out in a simple little leaf. Have a great week :)

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  6. Gorgeous photo. I love the title!
    Reminds me of what Camus said - In Autum, every leaf is a flower.

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  7. Anonymous6:59 PM

    Leaves me speechless. Thank you for this inspiration.

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  8. It all comes back to Mother Earth.

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  9. Each so unique with lines and wrinkles like us.

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  10. The leaves are autumn flowers.

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  11. Beautifully described.

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  12. lovely thoughts. leaves making peace with the earth--a profound insight.

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  13. Beautiful imagery and contemplations - you summarise eloquently the cycle of life in words and pictures.;)
    xoxo

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  14. Oaks are always one of the last to let go of those storied leaves. Beeches hate to let go too. They always appear to be ghosts in the woods during winter.

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  15. Love it,

    We are all going to get our chance to make our peace with the earth.

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  16. Wonderful captures!! I love the frost on the leaves!!
    You have the oak leaves, and I have the acorns!!

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  17. They go back to the earth.

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  18. Yes Sandy, if flowers are not available, lovely leaves will pass as one. Very nicely done! thanks.

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  19. Beautiful photo!!
    Hugs
    SueAnn

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