Sue Vincent’s luminous consideration: longest night, or the moment “…the world, still facing the worst of winter, turns almost unnoticed towards summer.”
The seasons turn as we approach the turning point, the Solstice… the longest night… just three short weeks away. And yet, the sky is beautiful this morning, a clear, deep blue graced with the lights of heaven. The world is still and silent, even the birds are hushed as dawn creeps over the horizon of a rain-washed world. The moon lights the village and touches the rooftops with silver. Branches are down in the lane and few are the leaves that still cling tenaciously to the trees, most stripped away by the vicious fingers of winter winds.
There is such strength in the grasp of leaf to twig, both so fragile they can be plucked and broken by a child, yet the bond of life so strong it can withstand the most inclement weather. Until it is time for them to fall.
Even when the leaves fall it is part…
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Sue Vincent said:
It will not be long before we have crested that moment…even if it will feel like winter for some time to come 🙂
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beth said:
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Mary said:
This was a wonderful read. Thank you.
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