I am talking about nature here, as everything that one sees is the naked truth. No lies, no scams, but only the original centuries old truth.
There is a song called springtime in the rockies, an old 1930's song, and I will show you my version of the song here, as our springtime has arrived early.
I am forever filled with joy when I see all of the fresh new life emerge, and in the fresh air of our mountains, life just takes on a special meaning. It somehow affects the beauty inside of me and just so it is meant for all of us. To shake off the dreaded winter cold and to rise from the sackcloth and ashes like a phoenix.
So let me show you some beauty here.
Just imagine how it is intended to be,
an ocean of purple beauty for us to see.
Matching the mountains and the sky,
a certain beauty that we cannot deny.
Flowers planted row after row,
that pleases our eyes as we go,
Nature the ancient teacher,
And Truth the final preacher.
Zac Smith.
My attempt at a poem to describe the beauty that we will see once the beds are all planted with the flowering lavender plants in full bloom.
Blossoms all over.
Nothing can beat a mother's love, as this cow stands guarding her sleeping baby.
Ever heard the saying, the stone cold truth?
Best way to describe the picture below, as the mountain showed us it's solid and forbidding face.
And finally, water, the liquid of life that holds nature, and us all together.
There is a place in the sun for each of us and the secret is to find that place, not physically, but in our minds. The media bombards us with tales of murder, corruption and suffering and although it is all true, it tends to turn one's mind into a negative state. But the other side of the coin shows that there is life out there for us to enjoy. Nature has the habit of rinsing one's mind and refreshening it into a positive state.
Although I have been going through some serious health issues lately, I always return refreshed from my outings in nature. A positive mind is a good weapon to ward off the infections of the negative attacks that soil our minds. So, up and let me out of here.
I hope that you enjoyed the pictures and the story.
And That's All Friends.
Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon Powershot SX70HS Bridge camera.
