Fall colors come quickly to our mountains in western
Wyoming. The willows, aspen and choke
cherry trees display a final burst of yellow, orange and red beauty before their
leaves fall and lie dormant on the ground.
Everything on the earth, including me, seems to hold their breath; capturing
the final smells of the sun warming golden grass, the sweet silvery sage on the
hillsides and prairies, and clay soil wet from the trickling of paths from forgotten
water.
With busy schedules and constant thoughts on our minds, how
briefly we enjoy each season. The “hurry
up”, “without delay”, immediate lives we live moves each day along all too
swiftly. Like the falling leaves, how
quickly our lives can change, can vanish.
And so, I finally take the time to enjoy the splendor of
this fall.
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