I found this detached butterfly wing recently, just laying on the road. The white dots are particularly intriguing. Google research suggests that the white spots are functional, not just put there for my delight. It is believed that they may act like tiny aerodynamic aids.
Galveston sunrise caught a few months back. Text from O Holy Night. Merry Christmas
Photo taken in Galveston a few weeks back. Text from The Long-Legged House, Wendell Berry.
Photo taken on yesterday’s run past the Texas State Cemetery. The song immediately came to mind. Let Them In – John Gorka (the songwriter; or David Wilcox who has a good version of it).
The photo is one of those accidental ones, when a finger erroneously hit the button. In that sense it is “pleasant truth” that yields a “gift of wonder” that Steger writes of.
Recent Galveston photo. Seemed like a good day for this text from Joy, a Billy Collins poem.
I previously used this photo, but when I saw the quote recently it occurred to me that it had to go on this photo. Photo taken in Galveston a few months back.
Photo taken of a wall of the Hendley Building (https://www.galvestonunscripted.com/the-hendley-building I frequently pass in Galveston and I think I have shared a similar photo of it previously. The wall presents something of an optical illusion (the brown diagonal is a staircase) or at least some interesting shapes.
Photo recently taken in Asheville, North Carolina. Text from Anne Lamott, Traveling Mercies.
Photo taken on a work trip in Denton, Texas. Text from Robert Frost, a line in his poem, Acceptance.
https://allpoetry.com/Acceptance
It occurs to me... 