Things that for some unknown reason threaten to breach the soft earthen dam of your heart within a half-hour space on a late autumn late afternoon

Pacific Dogwood berry clusters

Sunlight on fir needles after a soaking rain

Curling madrone bark dancing in the wind

Snowberries — tiny lamps in the dark forest

The gnarled base of an old camellia…

…arching tenderly over its three-year-old child.

Vertical moss garden, ecstatic after recent rains

Bigleaf Maple leaf ready to fall, having conscientiously done its duty…

…waiting to join its companions below, in their final glory.

Amen.

10 responses to “Things that for some unknown reason threaten to breach the soft earthen dam of your heart within a half-hour space on a late autumn late afternoon

  1. Beautiful Trileigh… Simply beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

  2. Glorious!

  3. Aaahhh. A nice dose of Vitamin N. Just what the doctor ordered. Thanks!

  4. Why do I suddenly smell forest? Ah, I know. It’s the vivid images coming through my computer screen. Splendid.

  5. Thank you, Trileigh. I feel like I just took a stroll through Lincoln Park. Wonderful photos.

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