Thinking has a quiet skin ...
Thinking has a quiet skin
but I feel the break and fled of things inside it.
-- excerpt from Captivity by Laurie Sheck (Feb. 2007, Knopf)
Much, much better this way
The origin of mountain streams is like the origin of tears -- potent to the understanding but mysterious to the sense. -- Mary Austin
Thinking has a quiet skin
but I feel the break and fled of things inside it.
-- excerpt from Captivity by Laurie Sheck (Feb. 2007, Knopf)
3 comments:
This quote touches a place deep down inside.
I'm drawn to the picture, strongly, it's beautiful. It seems to hold secrets.
i think the image does hold secrets, Pam. that's one reason i was drawn to photograph that thicket with the little path going into the shadows. seemed like an archetypal image to me: the thicket. I'm glad you like this one.
I was going to email, but we have online difficulties.
My husband and I drove through the Rockies in April once, Red Mountain Pass. It was beautiful beyond measure...and frightening! Avalanches and snow on the road, with no guardrails. Eek! I had the whitest knuckles you ever saw. We stayed in Ouray (sp) that night and relaxed in the hot springs.
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