Cut Flowers Painting — Photo-Artistry by kenne
Though the cut flowers wilt
and the leaves wither, blanching
in the vase for days, still
they remind me of fields, the loveliness
of fading part by part, so many
changes, not sudden the cutting
down, not brutal but a way of
undoing. A fulfillment.
Merciful, you could say,
the cutting down and then
the slow undoing, which returns
forms to their beginning
as they go, petal by petal, and leaf
curling, how one shrivels
and falls.
— From Cut Flowers by Cynthia Huntington
Becoming is Superior to Being 
Sounds like life
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. . . yes, it does.
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Beautiful!
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