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After Heavy Rain
I took a half-mile detour to capture this image on yesterday's long hike, knowing that a poem was brewing. Storms should never be wasted ...
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Broken Sunset
How I Built This On a rainy day walk around the lake, I came across a smashed-up smartphone. It had no identification on it, and wouldn't power on after charging, so I gave up on trying to find its owner. However, I did notice that there was a pretty interesting ...
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Grape Hyacinths With a View
Often, I have to sit on the ground or lie down in the grass to get the best perspective for photographs. It always occurs to me that this is the view that little critters in the field have of the world around them. Do they appreciate beauty? I hope so ...
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Web in Light of Setting Sun
The red bridge beside Garland Road, just south of the Arboretum, is an excellent place for spider webs. It's just a little tricky to get the smartphone aimed and focused right ...
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Lake Images With Poetry

Adrenaline’s Good, But Lousy
WALK AWAY FROM TALK RADIO
When angry men are on a roll,
It's usually best to take a stroll.
#lessonsimlearning #proverbs2224 ...
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When angry men are on a roll,
It's usually best to take a stroll.
#lessonsimlearning #proverbs2224 ...
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About That Fruitless Tree
Last night, instead of sleeping, my mind was aswirl with thoughts of trees, vines, fruitfulness, and the relationship of these to imago dei. Too often, I have stopped at noting the object (e.g., the persistent tree) without noting its purpose: fruitfulness, provision, generosity like that of the Creator. "Be fruitful." ...
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I Would Be a Butterfly
I was contemplating the metamorphosis of people willing to die to faux prosperity ...
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After Heavy Rain
I took a half-mile detour to capture this image on yesterday's long hike, knowing that a poem was brewing. Storms should never be wasted ...
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