prince edward island
To see a world in a grain of sand,
And Heaven in a wild flower,
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand,
And Eternity in an hour.
William Blake
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15 comments:
One of my favourite Blake poems - thank you for posting it.
Mind if I pull up a chair to visit for a while? I'll be happy to supply the wine and plenty of chat.... it's been so long.
I finally caught up and read your past posts... shed a few tears over Jenny's story, and rah'ed over Martha's achievements. Please tell her I said: "YOU GO GIRL!" I'm so proud of her!
Thanks for the Blake poem.... I was able to escape to the beach today, if only for a moment.... and I feel so ralaxed in doing so.
Just lovely and thoughtful.
A wonderful photo to accompany a very nice poem.
Your blog (and photos) allow me to a visit that is so special to me.
I grew up going to PEI and have a head swarming with memories because of this photo.
Thank you for lifting my heart.
What a perfect poem for that photo!! It's always so good to visit your piece of the blogosphere and bask in the spiritual tranquility. Much peace and love, JP
Caroline.....I had it written in my little book of scribblings...when I chose the pic today, it seemed to fit. I love it too.
Ellen.....you have been one busy catering caterer havent you? I'm glad you're back....it's always nice to see your smiling comments. And one day, I will see your smiling face...... perhaps it will be sitting on the dune beaches of PEI?
Anna.......thank you. I'm glad you liked it.......it was inspired by Paul's post.
Hi Judy.......glad you liked. Now that I have a wild and crazy digital camera this year, I will take many shots of PEI this summer when we visit there. It is truly a magical place. the Blake poem captures the feeling I have when we visit....
Hi Tori! Did you know that Rainbow Valley in Cavendish closed? I bet you went there many times as a child?
Maybe you need to start planning a little trip across the bridge to Avonlea soon? If you do, make a detour to Fredericton for some raspberry cordial on my back deck!. :)
Hi Deb.....well thank you.....spiritual tranquility and a rant or two....... I think that's balanced writing? :)
Have a good weekend everyone.
wow this is beautiful
it reminds me of a beach i had once gone to in india
but then that was a little diff still
this is awesome
wanna go there someday!
hey ricercar.....Prince Edward Island is where my "muses" returned.....where I found my words again. It is a beautiful place .... I highly recommend a trip.
Edinburgh (where you are?) is also stunning...in a very different way. When I was there, I felt a sense of home while walking through the beautiful park downtown.
Looks gorgeous; maybe even rivalling our beaches. And Blake; you have to love the Blake.
thats it about edinburgh ... i felt at home here from day one!
yes, one day i will check it (NZ) out :)
Perfect words for a perfect photographic composition.
I think PEI has just rocketed to the top of my must-visit list.
An amazingly simply, yet profoundly beautiful poem. Thanks for sharing!
Love that Blake poem!
It looks wonderful Dana... I may well get to see it one day too... it's added to my wish list of places to visit
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