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in our rocky mountain vistas and certain landscape paintings our imaginings are captured sometimes clear and ordered in others stormy patterns hiding then revealing dark and jagged forms almost hearing the hawk's invisible circling call imagining ourselves on precipitous mountain paths blown by shifting icy winds vertigo and dark crevices fearsome obstacles foreshadowing impending loss     then most suddenly we return to our observation places warmth safety comfort as before our imagined landscape fears now engulfed transformed within a joyous pervading light a jolting new experience mysteriously named by some as the sublime the word a gentle quiet merging of beauty and twin terrors fear and loss might we then find in this our landscape viewing a rehearsal for life's dark confrontations and on a promising day enfold transmute and with ecstatic labor discover true beginnings new births reaching this time a friend we know and name our sublime
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Apr 30, 2012
Apr 30, 2012 at 11:51 AM UTC
sublime
in our rocky mountain vistas and certain landscape paintings our imaginings are captured sometimes clear and ordered in others stormy patterns hiding then revealing dark and jagged forms almost hearing the hawk's invisible circling call imagining ourselves on precipitous mountain paths blown by shifting icy winds vertigo and dark crevices fearsome obstacles foreshadowing impending loss     then most suddenly we return to our observation places warmth safety comfort as before our imagined landscape fears now engulfed transformed within a joyous pervading light a jolting new experience mysteriously named by some as the sublime the word a gentle quiet merging of beauty and twin terrors fear and loss might we then find in this our landscape viewing a rehearsal for life's dark confrontations and on a promising day enfold transmute and with ecstatic labor discover true beginnings new births reaching this time a friend we know and name our sublime
charlesc
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Apr 30, 2012
Apr 30, 2012 at 11:51 AM UTC
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