It's been cold and rainy the past couple of days, and I'm wet and chilled from bringing plants in for the winter.This is one of my very favorite places in all the world—my sunroom. This picture was taken back in July, and right now it leaves me with a sense of longing. I love the way it faces east, so I can watch the sun come up on weekend mornings, and south, so I can sit in the reach of a long ray on weekday evenings.
The direction of the windows means that the room glows most of the day, casting the doorway in its own golden, beckoning aura.
And when I do walk into the light, there are pools of aureate air where I can drench myself, feeling my pores opening in the baptismal beams as if in worship.
To me, it is a poem of light, this room...a prayer.
The direction of the windows means that the room glows most of the day, casting the doorway in its own golden, beckoning aura.
And when I do walk into the light, there are pools of aureate air where I can drench myself, feeling my pores opening in the baptismal beams as if in worship.
To me, it is a poem of light, this room...a prayer.
You must have a room, or a certain hour or so a day, where you don't know what was in the newspapers that morning...a place where you can simply experience and bring forth what you are and what you might be. ~Joseph Campbell
How beautiful! It looks like a room in a Better Homes and Garden magazine! And how being in that lovely room makes you feel......priceless!
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ReplyDeleteYour room like your writing is beautiful!
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