Wednesday, 6 November 2013

the temple caretaker and her flowers

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8 comments:

  1. pensum7 November 2013 at 11:05

    no need to worship--
    her flowers themselves
    temple and altar

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    1. Roxana7 November 2013 at 13:23

      !!!


      this is marvelous - and what i had been thinking myself, though i couldn't find such condense verse to express it...

      thank you ~~~

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  2. crederae8 November 2013 at 17:52

    ah my friend -a beautiful masterpeice once more.
    we are running parallel again haha. wink.
    because for a while I went to a beautiful historical french catholic church to meditate, now though I have switched over to the cathedral.
    anyway at the historical church very elderly women would decorate the church before the celebration and at the time I considered that it was so right for them to do so- the ripeness of their femininity of intuition was interwoven with the efflorescence of celebration like a pre celebration of the mass, like a ritual in its own rite.

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  3. Miriam9 November 2013 at 10:21

    ce frumos a scris M:)
    mie mi se pare ca florile acelea,ca si lumina,daca nu cumva exagerez,isi trag seva din vesmintele ei,iar ea doar sta si priveste, fara sa astepte,fara nicio expresie care sa sugereze altceva decat calm. atat de frumoase,sacre prin frumusetea lor,imi vine sa spun,sa ma plec

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    1. Roxana10 November 2013 at 04:41

      tu o vezi calmă, ce interesant, da, tu o vezi în ideal, eu o văd aşa speriată şi ruşinată de prezenţa mea, când s-a întors şi m-a văzut, nu ştia unde să se ascundă :-)

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  4. crederae9 November 2013 at 12:41

    I meant to say that they decorated with potted flowers and vases of flowers.several walked in like a procession.
    Im sending you no longer white petalled kisses but snowflake kisses.

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    1. Roxana10 November 2013 at 04:39

      oh i can imagine that procession, and the glimmer of petals in the darkness of the church. it would have been wonderful to be able to film that, photos too, but i imagine a video, black and white, of course.

      here we still have sun and warm days! :-)

      bises...

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  5. Anonymous18 November 2013 at 11:13

    :: oh, the second one, petals as steam, as smoke :: (-;

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