An eskimo tale explains the origin of light thus: "The blackbird could not find food in the eternal night and he desired light, and the earth lit up." If there is true desire, if the object of desire is truly light, the desire for light produces light.
Simone Veil
Light and water
ReplyDeleteis almost all we need for living ...... ;)
very cool shot :-)
Hugs for Angelina
from Sr. Kareltje =^.^=
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The photo looks even better enlarged, very nice shot. Have a good week-end.
ReplyDeleteCool image and story. Now a Beatles song is stuck in my mind...Blackbird singing in the dead of night...Blackbird fly...into the light of the dark black night...
ReplyDeleteAnd God said, Let there be light: and there was light. And God saw the light, that it was good.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture - we've been seeing a lot of the absence of (sun)light lately, eh? Must be time for the Rose Festival!
Even with light, we could still be in the dark, as light itself is blinding.... ~bangchik
ReplyDeleteA Sicilian tale explains the origins of magic thus: The mockingbird could not find magic in the eternal night and she desired magic, and the earth opened up and a triangular coin appeared in her palm.
ReplyDeletelight - elusive as the dreams..
ReplyDeleteNice panoramic view! With just a little light, I can now enjoy the beauty of the place through your lense :-D
ReplyDeleteSomeday we will no longer need light because the true Light will come and will be only light shining in the world.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo and post.
Regards.