Showing posts with label Datura. Show all posts
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Monday, May 4, 2009

Walk in the Garden


The old lady thought about the notary public, his long clean shaven face. He had a tidy appearance and comely hands, levigated by disuse – that was her sardonic sense of things. She then looked at her fingers, stained by the ink of the newspaper. A nonpareil feeling mounted as she came upon a page where a photograph, prone to desaturation in such publications, nearly leaped out of its confines. The face to the extreme right was of someone she recognized, yet seen in a different context, identification was troublesome and proffered only effete assurances. The search of her memory seemed to her like a painful jarring of a mechanized shutter, locking in to different locations with the surfeit of a clouded lens. Only the sight of a tropicbird refocused her mind, and she decided to take a walk in the garden under the protean clouds.



nasturtium



trumpet



limestone



air plant



wild flower



nasturtium



protean clouds



Astrophytum asterias

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Easter

Easter Lily.



Clivia minuta. Easter joy.



Aloe thraskii.



Aloinopsis malherbei, quarter inch high, with huge bursting hearts.




Jigsaw puzzle.



Datura metel, sorceress, comes and goes with the breeze.