Down
Discontentment drips
from the eaves like these bees,
abuzz with the fall.
[writtten 10/11/2010 in Richwood, West Virginia]
Cranberry Glades, Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia — photo by John B. on 11 October 2010
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from the eaves like these bees,
abuzz with the fall.
[writtten 10/11/2010 in Richwood, West Virginia]
Cranberry Glades, Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia — photo by John B. on 11 October 2010
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LOVE it!
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Thank you, Heather!
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MMmmmmmmm
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Mm-hmm!
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I like the bee drip concept & photo
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Thanks! We stayed at mom's "spare" house on the hill and the awning over back patio was home to many bees - at one point they really looked like they were dripping from the eaves. After I came home, I toyed with changing the word drip to drop - but at the last second before posting this, I changed it back.
The Cranberry Glades are almost like arctic tundra - I believe it's the southernmost point where you can find certain plant and animal species that are primarily found way up north. They have a Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cranberry_Glades
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Why discontentment? I think that is the question.
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Ay, there's the rub. The Buddha's first so-called noble truth ("Life is suffering") is my easy cop-out answer.
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I guess I'll just have to insert my own discontentment. But I am so, discontented with my discontentment. Will you not allow me to feast my eyes upon yours?
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gud 1
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Thanx! From u it means a lot 2 me.
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