Eloquent Gardens speak of Love, Mystery, Unspoken Dreams, Comfort

The Eloquent Garden

I find lovely –

Joseph Austin’s art

“Seahorse and Coral.”  

Hints of sea lives,

languid coral

with seahorse contemplation.

“Lotus”

Buds and indolent vines

twine their way towards sunshine

to recline

on lily pads.

and Barbara Kingsolver’s  The Bean Trees,  ‘Wisteria vines have rhizobia, 

microscopic bugs that live underground in little knots on the roots.

They suck nitrogen out of the soil and turn it into fertiliser for the plant. 

Wisteria would not thrive without the rhizobia.’

‘An Eloquent garden plan of trees growing from stone’   Andy Goldsworthy’s ‘Garden of Stone’…

And I think it would be delightful to wander with a Beloved within

The Garden of Love at the Chateau de Villandry, Loire Valley France –

where clipped boxwood topiary illustrates four types of love stories:

tender, passionate, fickle, tragic

‘She felt an odd calm spirit here in the wilderness.

Was it like this when you fell…

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