Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Spring Forward

In this strange land water is not distributed from rivers to the land – but is instead distributed from the sky to the land. On a more or less regular basis the skies turn grey with surging clouds and water falls from the heavens.


Car windows are rinsed with clear water . . .

and horizons are cloaked in a mist not unlike a dust storm.


And when the rain passes, colours in the sky are left shining through.


. . . and the flowers are fresh and bright . . .


Each rain advances the season, changing by the day. A green path one day is alive with colour the next and then cut and dried in the sun the following week.


Time gives strength to young legs that a few days ago were just learning to stand.


And marks a living history that is still going strong.


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