Showing posts with label white. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white. Show all posts

January 15, 2012

a part of our life



Alabaster, ivory, opal, pearl. Even the names for white are lovely.


I spent the week travelling for work, first to Chicago, then to Kansas City. After the first few days it turned cold, and the snow flurried, but to no avail. It blew across the streets like sugar, but didn't stick.



I think we won't get any proper snow this winter. No whipped cream drifts for the dogs to plow through like maniacs, no downy cloudbursts of feathery flakes, no crystalline silent woods to explore. I think I'll have to get my fix of white elsewhere this year.  




 The pure air and dazzling snow belong to things 
beyond the reach of all personal feeling, 
almost beyond the reach of life. 
Yet such things are a part of our life, 
neither the least noble nor the most terrible. 
~ Frederick Soddy




January 19, 2011

one thing and one thing only



We're supposed to get another 6" of snow tomorrow. This will be 25 days of the past 50 that we've had snow. Twice as much as "normal." It's okay with me. I LOVE snow.


White, clean, quiet.

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The snow itself is lonely or, if you prefer, self-sufficient. 
There is no other time when the whole world seems composed 
of one thing and one thing only. 
~ Joseph Wood Krutch


In other news, yesterday was my 300th blog post and I didn't even notice. More important things to think about in this mind o'mine...


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December 14, 2010

the wise trees


Snow, again, and bare trees. 

I love this sparse season. 

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Winter Trees 
by William Carlos Williams

All the complicated details
of the attiring and 
the disattiring are completed! 
A liquid moon 
moves gently among 
the long branches. 
Thus having prepared their buds 
against a sure winter 
the wise trees 
stand sleeping in the cold.


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