Nature
-
Mockingbirds, aeroplanes, trains, and rain
Seeing and hearing, next to tasting, have been constants in my life, as far back as I can remember, and these have been prevalent just as much in all that I can no longer remember, be it because it has been forgotten, or because of the mere fact that not everything perceived has found validation…
-
When nature seems to offer a fake looking flower
(Just a game with thoughts)Nature seems to have been firstapparently independentCulture came secondand on tables, indoors, even outdoorsobjects came to adorn spaces artificial objects to replicate, imitate, and replace beauty, natureconveniently avoiding the daily attention and care through which water, soil, and sun to let and make flowers growAnd nature seems to be watchingit seems…
-
Joy Beyond Relevance
they caught my eyegentle, fragile physicalitysoft colorslight blue huessurrounded by many greensand bothlight blue and greensall seem somewhat irrelevantjust being thereno fruitno use I can seeno need that I am able to perceiveyetthe joy that they are therejust for a few weeksor even lessjust as long as weather, their own cycle, or the mower permit…
-
The Life You Give: Carl Linnaeus *V 23 1707
Carolus Linnaeus, born on May 23, 1707, in Råshult, Småland, Sweden, is the naturalist and explorer who was the first to frame principles for defining natural genera and species of organisms and to create a uniform system for naming them (binomial nomenclature). Linnaeus was the son of a curate and grew up in Småland, a…
Sila Blume 