Look around. Let Nature nurture your Soul. I record images I sense and share them here. |
NURTURE your NATURE Nature can nurture our writing, can nurture our soul. What is the language of Nature? And how do we learn it? We look at the natural wonders around us and do not see them, hear, taste nor smell them. They do not touch us anymore than we dare touch them. And then we wonder why we feel so dead. To breathe in and live like a child again opens the Land of Wonderment. It's still there after all these years. |
Scarlet wept. Her replacement glowed fresh and pink. Petals of their ancestors lay strewn around their feet. There was no denying destiny. Will I be remembered? Was I enough? One exhausted tear fell, then another. Rosa blushed. I won't forget. |
BE TRUE A blog can be about anything but to be of value it should be true to itself. A P-log contains poetry. A T-log is about travel. This entry is in my N-log ... about nurturing and nature. A personal blog need not be about adventure, scandal, politics, opinions. It can be a vignette of daily living. And although that may be boring to some... so be it. Authenticity matters. Sometimes the greatest value is being true to yourself and what interests you. How does one judge a blog? Why bother? I leave comments to engage with the writer not to correct their grammar. But, if I had to judge : 1. Is it of some value to the author, others, me? Does it shed light? A positive, imho. 2. Is it a mere copy/paste of impersonal lists, lies, and other people's problems? A negative, imho. I want to know the author: their thoughts, emotions, their personal joys and struggles. An impersonal piece may be good journalism or marketing, may get an A+ as an essay for English class; but, if it doesn't connect or shed light why should I bother? I love to get to know bloggers but nefarious schemes to hurt them is immoral. ~ 200 words |