I am born as the sun,
but then turn into the moon,
as my blonde hairs turn
grayish-white and fall to
the ground,
only to be buried again,
then to be born again,
into a thousand suns
and a thousand moons
“Hymn of the Divine Dandelion,” by Suzy Kassem
About the image: Social distancing and the disrespectful amount of rain we’ve had has made it quite difficult for me to capture the early spring blossoms, but the dandelions never fail me. I captured this one a couple of days ago outside a small marketplace. My hubby and I went on a literal hunt for tissue paper and hand soap. Our mission was half accomplished–soap, no TP. It was challenging o get out of the house early enough to beat the market stalkers. No worries, though. Hubby found some yesterday. Thankfully, there will be no rain today, and we will have six hours straight of sun [no clouds]! #CoronaChronicles
Beautiful photo. Stay safe.
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Marvelous photo, Chandra Lynn! Hoping you stay safe!
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Thank you! I hope you’re staying safe too. I’m heading on to your blog this evening. I have so much catch-up blog reading to do.
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I love this photo, Chandra! Making me smile. Stopped and stared. Lovely words. 🙂 So happy you both found what you needed. 🙂
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Stay safe, Chandra. As always your posts make me smile.
God bless. Love and light xo
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Thank you for sharing another beautiful post, Chandra!
Stay safe and stay protected by the grace of the Almighty God!
Take care,
Esha
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Beautiful photo! Thank you for this ray of sunshine.
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Thank you!
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