Archive for the ‘Winter Solstice’ Tag
Solstice, Bloody Solstice — Photo-Artistry by kenne
“Solstice, Bloody Solstice
And it’s true we are immune
When fact is fiction and TV reality
And today the millions cry
We eat and drink while tomorrow they die
The real battle just begun to claim the victory won on
Solstice, Bloody Solstice
Solstice, Bloody Solstice”
(from “Sunday Bloody Sunday”, with apologies to U2)
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Winter Solstice Sunset — Photo-Artistry by kenne
“The Winter Solstice is the time of ending and beginning, a powerful time —
a time to contemplate your immortality. A time to forgive, to be forgiven,
and to make a fresh start. A time to awaken.”
— Frederick Lenz
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Winter Solstice (December 19, 2009, The Woodlands, Texas) — Computer Art by kenne
A solstice night
in the dead of winter,
strategically placed lighting
on the courtyard wall.
Dark shadows imprinted
beyond the naked trees,
in this gloomy season of mists,
concealing signs of winter’s damage,
where only ghosts abound.
Tomorrow morning
the low sun starts
a minute-by-minute journey back,
not behind, but within
it’s new spring companion.
But for now,
nature remains soulfully raw.
— kenne
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Originally Posted December 21, 2009 (The Woodlands, Texas)
Winter Solstice — Computer Art Images by kenne
A solstice night
in the dead of winter,
strategically placed lighting
on the courtyard wall.
Dark shadows imprinted
beyond the naked trees,
in this gloomy season of mists,
concealing signs of winter’s damage,
where only ghosts abound.
Tomorrow morning
the low sun starts
a minute-by-minute journey back,
not behind, but within
it’s new spring companion.
But for now,
nature remains soulfully raw.
— kenne
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“Waxing of the Sun” — Image by kenne
The waxing of the sun, that
moment of solstice when
everything is still,
everything is silent —
an exotic moment of being
with darkness
giving birth to light
to which we celebrate
the relationship,
the moment of being
in the birthplace of life.
— kenne
“Perhaps the earth can teach us
as when everything seems dead in winter
and later proves to be alive.”
— from Keeping Quite by Pablo Neruda
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A Winter Solstice Morning After An Overnight Shower, View North From The Patio — Image by kenne
A Winter Solstice Morning After An Overnight Shower, View South From The Patio — Image by kenne
We were blessed with a little more the a half-inch of rain, with snow on Mt. Lemmon, the day before the winter solstice. Unlike our friends in the north, made weary by a succession of cold, dark days, we are enjoying the desert sun — yes, we are blessed and very thankful.
kenne
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Winter Solstice — Images by kenne
A solstice night
in the dead of winter,
strategically placed lighting
on the courtyard wall.
Dark shadows imprinted
beyond the naked trees,
in this gloomy season of mists,
concealing signs of winter’s damage,
where only ghosts abound.
Tomorrow morning
the low sun starts
a minute-by-minute journey back,
not behind, but within
it’s new spring companion.
But for now,
nature remains soulfully raw.
— kenne
Image by kenne
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- Everything you need to know: December solstice 2013 (earthsky.org)
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