"autumn in the window"

"lily in the rain"

"thirst"

"tender in the garden of tears"

For you, Dad!

"solace"

"begonia"

"I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn't say any other way ― 

things I had no words for."

― Georgia O'Keeffe

"the myth"

"Everybody acts out a myth, but very few know what their myth is."

"More it's like there is a story, that you should be acting out, that works across games, 
and you have an incline of it, you have a notion of it, you have a vague apprehension of it, 
it is sort of built into you - that's archetype, that's an archetype." 

"the ƎVO⅃-ution of an iris"

[re]calling its name

"irises"

a tender flower-
bed of irides blooming

"duality"

"There are trivial truths and the great truths. The opposite of a trivial truth 
is plainly false. The opposite of a great truth is also true."

— Niels Bohr

"spring bouquet"

"dictum"

"The greatest wisdom is to make the enjoyment of the present the supreme object of life 

because that is the only reality; all else being the play of thought. But it might as well be 

our greatest folly because that which exists only a moment and vanishes as a dream 

can never be worth a serious effort."

― Irvin D. Yalom

"love [s]pace"

"Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long 

for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love, 

time is eternity."

― Henry Van Dyke

a good omen

_ _ _

conflicted

drawn by something I do not see,

but feel on my skin, can hardly resist

note

Sadly and all of a sudden, sometimes the unthinkable happens; by a click of a button 

I have accidentally erased the entire album with photographs, posted to this blog.

Nevertheless I am determined to go back to my archives and retrieve all that is missing

within the next month or so. Please, accept my apologies for the empty entries.

                                                                  Tanya

"frosty fables"

_ _ _

band of seagulls

"The deeper sorrow carves into your being,

the more joy you can contain."

— Khalil Gibran