( Tree of Life Hannah Cohoon, 1854) do not know if it's a question of evidence or things take shape before his eyes slowly, usually rather quietly, as if they were strong momentum of new reserves of courage (maybe you're just a step to do today and tomorrow then, who knows ...), or it is also a matter of get used to the idea of \u200b\u200b possibility, that strange principle that a thought of wind that ruffles, you are given a thought that instead filters the light (but the wind, even stormy, do you love the same and maybe more, and windy or bright, thoughts touch you protect them all).
A little 'as the seasons, I've always thought, and together they hoped, that there is some form of spring (and distracted perfect ) rose just as the summer is allowed to die.
* K. Capek, year the gardener (inspired by his library, a delightful little book.)