"O Father, light up the small duties of this day's life: May they shine with the beauty of Your countenance. May we believe that glory can dwell in the most common task of every day."

Blessed Augustine of Hippo


Tuesday, September 30, 2008

wanted to share...








"How beautiful you are, Earth, and how sublime! How perfect is your obedience to the light, and how noble is your submission to the sun!"



"How generous you are, Earth, and how strong is your yearning for your children lost between that which they have attained and that which they could not obtain. We clamor and you smile, we flit but you stay!"


"Are you a seed dropped in the field of the firmament to become God's tree reaching above the heavens with its celestial branches?

Or are you a drop of blood in the veins of the giants of giants, or a bead of sweat upon his brow?"

Are you a fruit ripened by the sun? Do you grow from the tree of Absolute Knowledge, whose roots extend through Eternity, and whose branches soar through the Infinite?"

taken from Earth by Kahlil Gibran

3 comments:

Molly Sabourin said...

Great pictures Kelleylynn! I especially love the mushrooms. Thank you for posting that poem. What a lovely read this morning!

Anonymous said...

NIce pictures. I an coveting your camera.

Jennifer said...

What a wonderful way to take a break and just breathe.

Thank you for this beautiful post.