A Simple Dandelion
I love how Mother Nature peeps out at the world in the most unsuspecting places. This dandelion was growing off alone in a small patch of grass along beside a rocky trail in the foothills high above Boulder. The sun was diffused through the clouds which allowed the depth of the inner petals to be revealed in the contrast.
A dandelion is only around for a few days before it flowers and blows in the wind. So too are we. We come into the world for a short while in the scope of time, we flower and eventually we too are dust in the wind—until the next flower.
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Thanks, John!
Nice to see the beauty in simple things. Eloquently stated post!
It's amazing how the dandelion found a place to take root amongst boulders, then capture your attention and inspire you to write and share your story and perspective on discovering nature's gifts.
Now every time I see dandelions blowing in the wind I will wonder where they began.
It's amazing how the dandelion found a place to take root amongst boulders, then capture your attention and inspire you to write and share your story and perspective on discovering nature's gifts.
Now every time I see dandelions blowing in the wind I will wonder where they began.
Hi John-
It's great to see another gorgeous photo from you. I love how the yellow of the dandelion pops! keep 'em coming.
Sara
John - measured aginst the life of the earth our time here is less than the wink of an eye ..... amazing how much damage a wink can do
A nice capture John, especially when you add your story and the " Dust blowing in the wind" analogy.
John, that is a nice photo! Thanks for sharing it with us!