That I did always love,
I bring thee proof:
That till I loved
I did not love enough.
That I shall love always,
I offer thee
That love is life,
And life hath immortality.
This, dost thou doubt, sweet?
Then have I
Nothing to show
But Calvary.
-Emily Dickinson
I hold Emily Dickinson in high regard along with her poetry. Her writing is uncompromising and so very well crafted in how she puts together words. A lot of her writing is so totally over my head though; it would take me a lifetime to understand it, if ever.
These are more enchanting images from the White Sands expedition; being there for the sunrise and the sunset is overwhelming beautiful on so many levels! This is from the sunrise series.
The first image are hoof prints of an animal that I have no idea what kind of animal would make these marks in the sand. I thought it looked like a heart with a long tail. The "heart" part of the print is about 2-3 inches across. The second shadow is cast from a lovely indentation in the sand. Both images seem to befit this poem.
Hungry to see more shadow shots? Go visit Tracy's blog at Hey Harriet!
15 comments:
Is it just me, or does that hoof print look like a heart?
really interesting sand shadows..love the shape of the first one :D
These are lovely shots in the sand. And the Emily Dickinson poem does compliment them perfectly :)
These are wonderful!
Emily Dickinson has always been one of my favorites too. This is nice for Valentine weekend.
Fabulous photos. I've had a look around your blog and I'm loving your work. Glad it's out there for us to appreciate!
I thought you made a heart in the sand..was so surprised to read it was a hoof print. What wonderful pictures..Happy SSS..
Wonderful shots to go with a wonderful poem.
Paz
I love finding images in nature to reflect our thoughts, simple beauty just waiting to be discovered...you did good! Love the poem and the desert, was an inspirational quest you had.
sharon
nice capture of SAND shadows... especially LOVE the first one!!!
What a perfect shadow for valentine's weekend! Beautiful sand shadows....and not "evil" at all! Thanks for the funny comment!
Very cool photographs. At first, I thought it was snow until I read your post.
I live near beautiful beaches and seeing these scenes with the poem almost made me cry. Just the best! Happy SSS!
that second shot is amazing
these sand prints appear to be quite erotic and complement Emily's poetry exceptionally well.
i love that you saw that heart! and with all that beautiful scenery that you were able to look down as well as up :)
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