“I had always found comfort
in the leaves,
in their silence.
They were like
They were like
a parchment
that holds words
of wisdom.
Simply holding them
Simply holding them
in my hand
gave me
gave me
some of the peace
a tree possesses.
To be like that-
To be like that-
to just be-
that's the most noble
thing of all.”
Silas House,
A Parchment of Leaves
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Warmly, cloudia
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Warmly, cloudia
Lovely thought, lovely image. And of course paper has indeed been made out of leaves since time immemorial.
ReplyDeletei have often found peace among the trees as well...none more so than in fall...their crinkle like parchment makes for great chatter....smiles...lovely verse to share...
ReplyDeletealoha from va
Lovely post and a good picture Cloudia..... nice done.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Joop
This perspective is a nice change. I like leaves then they provide shade from the tree. A tad annoying when I'm on bag #32 to pick up the pretty little parchments each fall. After a windy day, they made an arrangement on my steps like piles of drifting snow. How many bags would you like? Enough to run and jump into a pile with a wet lollipop? (Respect to Schultz' Peanuts.) DrumMajor
ReplyDeleteabsolute perfection... the leaf, the words... thank you again Cloudia.
ReplyDeleteLovely...
ReplyDeletePierre
Silas House had wayyyy too much time on his hands.
ReplyDeleteAloha Wahine....:-)
worth the time to re-read ..
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful quote!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful leaf and lovely quote : )
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post. Thanks for it.
ReplyDeletei love this.
ReplyDeleteA little time to stop and think while leaves fall. Thanks! greetings!
ReplyDeleteJ'adore le title Cloudia, words and image a perfect pair.
ReplyDeleteA beauty of a leaf, perfect words for it too...and for today.
ReplyDeleteI used to have a study on the second floor in amongst the trees - they gave me hope on many a dark day..... Eery Blessing
ReplyDeleteI have seen leaves that are beginning to dry and flakes are falling away, leaving behind a scrawl that looks like elven writing. Sometimes I almost feel I can read it.
ReplyDeleteNext year I'll definitely be turning over a new leaf.
ReplyDeleteNew Leaf, ha!
ReplyDeleteElven writing. . . mmmmmm!
You folks bring TREASURES! Thanks so much
nice quote
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