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Tag Archives: gardening
Between and Betwixt
Blake’s reliance on contraries was his solution to incorporating information which appears to contradict accepted information. The solution is not to discard either contrary, but to discard the requirement that contraries agree. excerpt/source: Contraries – Larry Clayton · Hornsramd blog … Continue reading
Posted in creative captures, philosophy, Religion
Tagged ecology, gardening, William Blake
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Vanishment in the Garden
The Shark In The Park from Polynoid on Vimeo. Raspberries and blackberries have won the day in the berry garden out back. They have come to dominate the strawberry patch in the rectangle set in an unfavorable place right by … Continue reading
World’s Whole Frame
The Wild Garden – NOWNESS from NOWNESS on Vimeo. Another year rolls into spring. Time to get the hands dirty. I have a bohemian flower garden to tend to. An Anatomy of the World The First Anniversary WHEN that rich … Continue reading
Posted in creative captures, nature, personal, poetry, Religion
Tagged flowers, gardening
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Rites of Spring
Last spring, our first in our new house–built in 1915–provided a parade of flowers in our small and narrow back yard. I didn’t do anything but observe the upwelling pulchritude inherited from the previous owner. Yes, I knew we might … Continue reading
Each a Posit, Each a Tale Unto Itself
Each posit being a plant. Tending my very own garden for the very first time was a learning experience. My prior learning and experience helped, but next year will demonstrate a great deal of learning from mistakes. There were three … Continue reading
Posted in Cleveland, personal, visual experiments, my art
Tagged flowers, gardening, gardens, photography
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Roses
Our new neighbor on the south side asked me over the fence why I liked to garden and I told her it’s not appreciably less absorbing than the sonic and visual worlds of creativity I’m devoted to. The new landscape … Continue reading