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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A garden presents a most beautiful sight When seen from afar in a much broader light, For there in a setting with all that surrounds, Its total of beauty and color abounds. To observe much too closely, study and dwell, Inspect every flower and leaf very well, Will quickly cancel the powerful presence Of unified form with divergent essence. Then we are bound to observe those objections— The scattered, meaningless small imperfections Of petals and blossoms and leaves not so fair; Lose sight of the wonderful whole that they share. We can also apply this to those we love, And sometimes must separate, step back enough, To view the grand total of gifts which combine To create an image of balanced design, And appreciate well those colors which are A bit subtle up close but strong from afar. So trite imperfections get lost in the ray Of the aura of wholeness seen from away. And so like the grand garden’s totality, When we stand back to thoroughly look and see, We will vision with awe a marvelous view… Total beauty and depth now perceived anew. Sandra M. Haight ~1st Place~ Contest: Hidden Beauty Sponsor: Rhonda Johnson-Saunders Judged: 02/04/2015 Quote: Ralph Waldo Emerson “Every particular in nature, a leaf, a drop, a crystal, a moment of time is related to the whole, and partakes of the perfection of the whole.”
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