Little Blessings

I give thanks

for rare moments

when one communes with nature

~ Cold Lake

Reviews

[rowan.taylorrr]

so short but so so so beautiful!

[MCS]

Thanks much appreciated

[Karmee]

Wow! So awesome!
much enjoyed your lovely write

[MCS]

Thank you, you're so kind

[emmajoy]

Brilliant.. absolutely brilliant. The photograph sums up chances to live what life offers. If we choose to look rather than merely see; to smile, to sigh, to wonder and above all, treasure and then PROTECT.

(I'm in the UK, amid fields and trees - natural methane and the scent of roses et al - not far from the sea. I too live in God's country!)

[MCS]

Thank you much for your kind words. Nature has a way of touching souls, I'm delighted you to enjoy a bit of God's country.

[emmajoy]

Day in day out, I enjoy more than a bit, promise, hand on heart!

[Damien Ridge]

As do I, as do I. It's interesting to see little villages being set up being totally reliant on their own sources of food and natural energy. Becoming one with nature and such. I got the big open Canadian wilderness at my disposal.

[MCS]

I couldn't agree more. The Canadian wilderness is god's country

[Annette Pisano-Higley]

So YES! In NYC one does not see much of nature, and I did not travel until recently. Now, in Florida for a time, I am blessed. I can sit and I have trees and all sorts of beauty to grace me. "When one communes with nature" one feels connected with the whole plan...Thank you for this poem.

[MCS]

The world is a book, those who do not travel, read only a page.
~ St. Augustine, 354-430

[MCS]

Thank you, Annette, I firmly believe that nature is an elixir for the soul