Fall is in the air on this last day of August. This morning, when I went out for my run, the cloudless sky and brisk temperatures opened my eyes.
Beauty everywhere as summer begins to shed her coat.
And the endless gifts continue…
Chestnuts fallen in piles around base of fence.
Fragrant honeysuckle beginning to yellow.
Morning glories in white and pink trailing through evergreen bushes… splashes of joy.
Blue heron standing tall as he stares past reflection into seamless pond.
Canada geese skimming through water, single file.
Moving day for neighbor: boxes stacked in driveway, two little boys winding in and out.
Sunshine through tree profile: light peek-a-boo.
Faithful furry friend in window, waiting for our walk upon return from run.
The sound water makes as it passes over stones, murmuring that secret language that works magic on my soul.
Butterfly…
Breeze gently blowing leaves.
Mangoes, kiwi, red raspberries…
A place to sit in the sun and eat my snack as gentle breeze kisses face and gives hair tendrils a tune to dance to.
I count my blessings, one by one…
Visit Ann over at Holy Experience to share more of the endless gifts.
Monday, August 31, 2009
Goodbye August....
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end of summer,
endless gifts,
God in nature,
gratitude
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8 comments:
You always make me feel refreshed when I come here. THANK YOU!
Blessings and prayers, andrea
August ending and winter is just around the corner for me. But after reading your post it doesn't seem so bad :)
love and hugs~Tammy
Good poem. Fall is my favorite season.
I felt as though I had gone on that run with you. We are surrounded with beautiful gifts, if only we have eyes to see. You most definitely do!
Such a beautiful list, Laura!
This one: The sound water makes as it passes over stones, murmuring that secret language that works magic on my soul... is so perfectly described!
Giving thanks with you ~ Maria
Yes.
Love,
Liz
Goodbye to summer, hello to fall! To leaves changing color, to crisp mornings.... I love it.
I love autumn! You are so right, blessings abounding everywhere you look.
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