Clearing At Dawn

“Maybe you are searching among the branches for what only appears in the roots.” - Rumi ~ Art, photography, music, poetry, non-dualism ~

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I think 99 times and find nothing. I stop thinking, swim in silence and the truth comes to me.

Albert Einstein (via gardenofthefareast)

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Scott Everingham

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Giulio Aristide Sartorio  Capo Pilar, stretto di Magellano,1924

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© Blanka Mateno | 2OI4 | Unveiling secrets

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Per Ekström     Öländsk gård i solnedgång

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Harvest, Black Ditch Level. August 2013

Fred Ingrams

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[memoryepsilon]

By Eunice Kim

(via wasbella102)

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George Inness (1825-1894), Hazy Morning, Montclair, New Jersey, 1893, Oil on canvas, 30 X 50”,

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JACLYN WRIGHT

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California, USA

Ernst Haas, 1976

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Nature’s first green is gold, 

Her hardest hue to hold. 

Her early leaf’s a flower; 

But only so an hour. 

Then leaf subsides to leaf. 

So Eden sank to grief, 

So dawn goes down to day. 

Nothing gold can stay. 

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Robert Frost - Nothing Gold Can Stay

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Imposed reality (fog of war) - watercolor

[lonequixote]

Oriental Poppies ~ Georgia O’Keeffe

[whenyouwereapostcard]

Claude Monet Coquelicots 1873

[whenyouwereapostcard]

Georges Lemmen Plage à Heist 1891

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(via 500px / Photo “Reykjavick” by Eric “Kala” Forey)

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Autumn by ~AniDandelion