capturing in prose
To see a World in a grain of sand,
And a Heaven in a wild flower,
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand,
And Eternity in an hour.
ひと粒の砂に世界を
いち輪の花に天国を見るなら
手のひらのうちに無限を
ひとときのうちに永遠を握りしめよ
William Blake
ウイリアム・ブレイク
l.t.f.
and
A Part of Floral Friday
Taking pictures of little tiny flowers is a pleasure of early summer as Claude Monet said;
ちっちゃな愛らしい花の写真を撮るのは初夏の楽しみである。クロードモネが言ったように
I must have flowers, always, and always.
花がなければならないのだ、いつも、いつも
This week I plan to post series of flower pictures ‘l.t.f.’
今週は「l.t.f.」と名付けた一連のポストを計画している。
A Part of Macro Monday
As some of my readers know, I’m not good at taking a macro photo and don’t do it so much usually. However, it still bounds to take a photographer to the macro photo as WPC does.
The flower season of a hibiscus is summer in Yokohama and commonly known as FUYOU (芙蓉) or MUKUGE (木槿).
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Close Up by The Daily Post.
When it is flowering, nobody doesn’t case what is enveloped in the center of the bloom because a sort of festive atmosphere envelops everywhere. Her heart is there though.
When you are enveloped by the autumn forest, you don’t see a new life enveloped in an acorn. From acorns come oaks, though.
In response to the weekly photo challenge, Enveloped by The Daily Post.
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