Another Sacred Hour --with a line from Martin Luther King Jr. What is keeping you afloat right now? Is it a vaguely mauve sky at dawn, the nebulous serenity of moonmist and morning fog? Maybe it’s a mountain seep, newly green with Christmas fern or moss on the trunk of a chestnut oak. There comes a time when the cup of endurance runs over, and you will know despair like a meadow vole knows hawk-screech and ground-sweeping shadows, but joy will find its way back in wind-drifts of bee-bent lavender and brassy notes from a wood thrush, another sacred hour to empty your cup.



You manage to choreograph a beautiful ballet here, images simultaneously connecting with strength and delicacy. Well done.
"in wind-drifts of bee-bent lavender" lovely