Wednesday, November 05, 2014
Finding Red in the Garden
As November sets in I was keen to find the red which is still giving colour to my garden.
Red is one of the first colours we see - oh yeah the colour of our blood! It's a lovely colour and as I come to see the gradual decline of sunny days, it adds a kind of vibrance to the garden. This is especially true when I look out on a cloudy day.
Right beneath the grey skies I see colour so bright. I marvel at the Lord's creation.
Two opposing ends of the spectrum; one dark, dull and depressing. Yet the other; bright, beautiful and blissful.
What a lovely start to November. 'That I still have beauty to look at' fills my heart with excitement!
Watching nature's great ways in the hope of increasing my faith. Oh what an opportunity that is...
But do I recognise these red friends on my own days of gloom? Am I reminded of the Majestic Lord when my cup looks half empty?
Oops... I am all ready for yet another complaint!
I am all set for another rant!
Sometimes oblivious to my own blessings, I am heading for another moment of reflection!
Dearest readers, do join me again but for now go and find some red where you are!
Red is one of the first colours we see - oh yeah the colour of our blood! It's a lovely colour and as I come to see the gradual decline of sunny days, it adds a kind of vibrance to the garden. This is especially true when I look out on a cloudy day.
Right beneath the grey skies I see colour so bright. I marvel at the Lord's creation.
Two opposing ends of the spectrum; one dark, dull and depressing. Yet the other; bright, beautiful and blissful.
What a lovely start to November. 'That I still have beauty to look at' fills my heart with excitement!
Watching nature's great ways in the hope of increasing my faith. Oh what an opportunity that is...
But do I recognise these red friends on my own days of gloom? Am I reminded of the Majestic Lord when my cup looks half empty?
Oops... I am all ready for yet another complaint!
I am all set for another rant!
Sometimes oblivious to my own blessings, I am heading for another moment of reflection!
Dearest readers, do join me again but for now go and find some red where you are!
Labels: Garden, Reflection
