Nature is strange. She seems to have two sides. One strides for creation; with all wits to survive. The other is the master of chaos. She is skillful of destruction. Yet, no side ever truly wins. Eternally intertwine. Perhaps both serve the same purpose.
Observe her works on these bare trees. I am wondering. Will I ever understand her?
A Bit of Wiggle Room 
Beautiful photo. It make me think about many things.
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Thank you. Things around us sometimes make us think..
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Our bare trees usually have little green buds of new creation by the end of February. Nothing in sight yet. 😦
I am sure the many deer around our area have been extra cold this year. They will survive and we will be seeing the new fawns shortly. The cold freeze will destroy some of the insects around, but we will again see and feel many too.
We just roll with nature. 🙂
Lovely picture of the bare tree. 🙂
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I know plants and trees are starting to come back. They are trying or rolling with nature 🙂 Thank you!
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Oh this is brilliant, the photo and the thoughts and I do not know the answers!
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Thank you. I just wish we could know some day 🙂
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Beautiful image, YC. Your thoughts are very profound. It’s a puzzle indeed.
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Thank you 🙂
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I wonder the same, asking will I ever understand Nature? I think I do understand and aspect or two, but then something happens that puts me right on my butt. The mystery draws me continually as well as the powerful energy when one is aware. Great post, YellowCable. Thank you. Love, Amy
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You are right! It keeps us pondering and that I think is a good thing 🙂 Thank you Amy.
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You are welcome, YellowCable! Hope your weekend is a good one! Love, Amy
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It may not be important to understand the miracles of nature. We can just accept them and be grateful.
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You are right and I am grateful.
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Great picture and words 🙂
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Thank you, Leyla!
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A beautiful and intricate photo. And yes, mother nature is quite skillful, isn’t she!
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Thank you very much, Otto. Definitely, mother nature is skillful..
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Indeed, she is our source of inspiration 🙂 Beautiful photo!
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You are absolutely right! Thank you.
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excellent art 🙂
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Thank you very much!
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l’inverno alza i suoi rami nudi al cielo come fossero una preghiera in attesa della primavera
buongiorno amico caro!
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That is a good way to look at this. Thank you.
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When I see bare trees like this it makes me think of veins and arteries of the body. Thank you for your thoughts 😊. Best wishes Charlotte
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That is interesting view. Thank you.
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Now, you should have tagged that poetry, because that’s what you wrote. So do you write poetry after all!! 😀 That’s quite beautiful and thought provoking!♥
And the image – absolutely winter – shockingly bear! 😯 But not for long, I think the trees are already sprouting buds where I am at the moment. It’s been a very mild winter here, but has turned a little bitter recently – but at least no snow. Lots of my US blog friends are still buried in deep snow. How about you, is your weather warm as usual?
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No, no, I still do not think I can write poetry. I do admit that this one I consciously tried and I do not even know it is correct or not (^.^). Thank you for liking it. Many good influences here 🙂
The trees around here are sprouting buds and leaves as well. This past winter (I hope it passes) was very cold. The temperature dropped into one digit (F degree) on a couple days during the last two weeks of Feb. There were one to two and three to four inches of snow during the time. I am so glad the weather just warms up and few sunny days now. I am so hungry for sun light and warmer days now 🙂
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Sorry, I meant ‘you do write poetry after all!!!’ And I used the wrong bare – how embarrassing! That’s what happens when you can’t sleep and you think you’ll get up and do some reading and commenting at 2am in the morning – it all goes slightly wrong! 😉
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Oh, please don’t be. I do much worse and I hope that does not bother anyone :). I often find my errors after I post comments. I am not good at slowing down and proofreading 🙂 I wish I could re-edit after posting. It would be a nice feature that WordPress could add to allow error corrections or even a cancellation.
BTW, I think the more you want to fall asleep the harder to fall asleep. It is something that we just have let it does on its own and do not worry or try 🙂
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I love them like this and in the fall covered in Orange, Red and Yellow 🙂
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Ah, I do too 🙂
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Lovely and thought provoking post. Mother nature is skillful, unpredictable and a strong force not to be ignored. Thanks for this words to ponder about.
Wishing you a good start in the new week, Dina
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Thank you Dina and please have a great week ahead too!
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Takes me to in deep thoughts too… I think I am same as you about this. But at the end we all say that it is a matter of harmony… Thank you, I love trees… and I loved your photograph. Have a nice day and new week, love, nia
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I agreed with you. Harmony keeps things going. Thank you!!!
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Aah, the stark, natural beauty of winter. Beautiful words.
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Thank you 🙂
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Winter trees look stunning. Great image! Sorry, you commented on my post and your comment is gone… My blog is a chaos lately…
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Thank you!
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I like this idea of Mother Nature having such extremes…you can never put one past her.
Great photo that matches her moods.
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I would hope we one day get to understand her more. Like your excellent “Ellinor, The Year of Goat, and Quantum Entanglement” that beautifully illustrates the beauty of nature along side of us attempts to understand the underlying mechanic of nature at the smallest scale. Thank you!
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I do like that idea of the moods of Mother Nature, and our implicit understanding of her moods ~ maybe that is why we are so attracted to her; it is all pieces of us. Cheers to a great weekend!
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Great imagine.
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A really beautiful image, accompanied by an insightful thought!
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Thank you for the comment!
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