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360. …Monet portrayed the changeability and flux of every moment. “The Water Lilies” give you a jittery, amorphous sense of a world seen at the speed of light. ~Jerry Saltz

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WOW! ~ Bette A. Stevens

Sacred Touches

I gathered them–the lilies pure and pale,
The golden-hearted lilies, virgin fair,
And in a vase of crystal, placed them where
Their perfumes might unceasingly exhale.
High in my lonely tent above the swale,
Above the shimmering mere and blossoms there,
I solaced with their sweetness my despair,
And fed with dews their beauteous petals frail.
~Florence Earle Coates

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Wow! Don’t ya just love to be wowed?! According to the dictionary “wow” as an expression of excitement was first recorded in Scots in the early 16th century. But the dictionary doesn’t tell us what it was that generated enough excitement to inspire the “wow”, and I for one would really like to know. I love to be wowed; Creation and the Lord wow me over and over again in ways like no other. Okay, okay, I know; so what is the connection between water lilies and a word that expresses…

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on 05/06/2014

Comments on: "360. …Monet portrayed the changeability and flux of every moment. “The Water Lilies” give you a jittery, amorphous sense of a world seen at the speed of light. ~Jerry Saltz" (4)

  1. journeyintopoetry said:
    05/07/2014 at 6:16 am

    What a beautiful post and such an interesting fact about water lillies! Wonderful. 😊! Thank you. X

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  2. nataliescarberry said:
    05/06/2014 at 8:28 pm

    Thanks for another reblog, Bette! Hugs, N 🙂

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  3. Patricia Salamone said:
    05/06/2014 at 7:01 pm

    The Lord wow’s us every day, we just do not pay attention most times. :o)

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