With rain on the way (yay!!!), 'Eugene de Beauharnais' has his brief (very brief) moment of perfection.
Once the rain begins, Rust, mildew, Anthracnose, and Blackspot disease will engulf Eugene's foliage, and the flowers will either fall apart or turn into blobs of grey fungus. But not Friday.
Friday, Eugene was perfect.
When perfection is brief and fleeting, is it still perfection?
After all, taken in the context of the universe, and time itself, most everything is brief, isn't it?
Once the rain begins, Rust, mildew, Anthracnose, and Blackspot disease will engulf Eugene's foliage, and the flowers will either fall apart or turn into blobs of grey fungus. But not Friday.
Friday, Eugene was perfect.
When perfection is brief and fleeting, is it still perfection?
After all, taken in the context of the universe, and time itself, most everything is brief, isn't it?
King Solomon, the richest and wisest man of all time said it's all meaningless. Depends on your way of seeing eternity I suppose.
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Notice the combo of brown sedge and blue fescue. Have the same combo in my front entry. Usually the sedge freezes out but this year it seems it will make it.
Happy spring!
What a beautiful rose. And although the display may only be fleeting in the real world, it will now last a lot longer in the blogosphere.
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