Monday, March 23, 2009

Sympathetic Fallacy


The first day of Spring here was beautiful.  Heartbreaking.  It came while I was on vacation, and I was grateful.  

You no longer need to be envious.  I go back to work today, unready, unprepared.  I've rested, but resting has only just begun to make me restful.  I still have a long way to go.  Working in Vacationland is no different than merely working.  

The Sympathetic Fallacy tries to validate itself today.  I woke in the dark to the sound of rain.  It will rain for a few days.  Gray.  The sun is gone.  Life mimics art.  

It is this swinging of things--seasons, emotions--that colors a world.  Yours.  Mine.  I have enjoyed some beauty.  It could not last.  

4 comments:

  1. We're going to get some snow flurries tonight. To see that white snow falling on top of the crocuses - those flowers trying so hard -- that's some heartbreaking and yet in some strange way-- even beautiful despite the longing in our veins for real Spring. Perhaps *real Spring* for New Englanders is that kind of crossbreed and we only know the dream of Spring.


    I'm tired today.

    xo

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  2. Someone said, "Give me the harshest of Springs over the most beautiful Fall, for there is death in the air."

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  3. what a wonderful way to look at it...I tend to resist the swinging but maybe I shouldn't

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  4. The pretty weather seems to have returned.

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