Showing posts with label Redbud. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Redbud. Show all posts

Saturday

Redbud Blossoms


"How many million Aprils came 
 before I ever knew 
 how white a cherry bough could be, 
 a bed of squills, how blue 
 And many a dancing April 
 when life is done with me, 
 will lift the blue flame of the flower 
 and the white flame of the tree 
 Oh burn me with your beauty then, 
 oh hurt me tree and flower, 
 lest in the end death try to take 
 even this glistening hour..." -
 Sara Teasdale

Print Available - HERE 

Thursday

Redbud Along The Way


Kindness is the oil that takes the 
friction out of life.
 Anonymous

This artwork created from my original photograph

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Wednesday

Spring Redbud Along Skyline Drive


"Earth and sky, woods and fields, lakes and rivers, the mountain and the sea, are excellent schoolmasters, and teach some of us more than we can ever learn from books." 
 - John Lubbock

Print Available - HERE 

Friday

Mountain Redbud


 Redbud along Skyline Drive

In a cool solitude of trees 
Where leaves and birds a music spin, 
Mind that was weary is at ease, 
New rhythms in the soul begin.
 ― William Kean Seymour




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Redbud Reflections in the Pond


In Spring, everything is full of promise.... -
  Charles Lanman

The blooming Redbud Trees are reflected
in the pond.

This Artwork is Available - HERE 

Happiness in the Little Things

A happy life is made up of little things...a gift sent, a letter written, a call made, a recommendation given, transportation provided, a cake made, a book lent, a check sent. 
~ Carol Holmes 

And I would add to this quote that Happiness is also made up of Redbud trees in bloom in the Spring.
Normally in bloom around mid to end of April in my area 

Wednesday

Redbud Beauty

 The seasons are what a symphony ought to be: four perfect movements in harmony with each other.
~Arthur Rubenstein

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Friday

Spring At The Pond

The sun has come out... and the air is vivid with spring light. 
~ Byron Caldwell Smith

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