When we bend and cause to break a twig, a branch, a petal, we unknowingly cause mortification. We stop the flow of nutrients and vital DNA variants to the life-support system. Think or talk about what we assume to be omniscience of life; as we take all forms of life for granted as permanent, are they not transient and incredibly fragile.
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Charu wrote:
Yes, indeed. Plus a break in order destroys the splendor of "Dreamy" and advances the hideousness of "Severance".
It is perhaps not coincidental that both are posted sequentially.
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Anonymous wrote:
Although the photograph depicts a 'natural' phenomenon, it serves as a reminder of the inevitability of abrupt, often violent ruptures, when life is guided by 'conscious intelligence' rather than the natural instinct to survive.
Often I wonder
What holds amputated lives
From splitting asunder.
Does the memory of breakage
Create a protective crust
Over the wreckage?
2 comments:
Yes, indeed. Plus a break in order destroys the splendor of "Dreamy" and advances the hideousness of "Severance".
It is perhaps not coincidal that both are posted sequentially.
charu
Correction:
Read "Coincidental" in place of "Coincidal"
charu
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