Things with wings II

I believe that if one always looked at the skies, one would end up with wings.

Gustave Flaubert



Emmanuel Polanco

Time Lapse - Wind of Impermanence

All the while, across the face of the earth
moves the restless wind of impermanence,
dissolving all that it touches.

 

The blossom that opens in the morning
is scattered by the evening breeze,
and the dew, condensed in hours of darkness
before dawn, is dispelled by the rays of the morning sun.

Heedless or willfully ignorant of this
procession of changes, we dream of prosperity
all through life and, without understanding
the nature of transience, hope for longevity.

All the while, across the face of the earth
moves the restless wind of impermanence,
dissolving all that it touches.

Hōnen (法然 1133-1212)

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Nature by Numbers

Sand Art by Jim Denevan

Circles - Mandalas - Radial Symmetry II

Overcoming the Infinite

Tiny amoeba shell (picture from National Geographic Magazine)

Katina Kamatson, From Nine Flowers Series



Kirra Jamison, Not even i can save you