I am writing to express my opinion, share my experiences and to maybe provide some insight. My blog is addressing women at 50 ( but men are welcome to read my posts) ,their issues and the questions that come up at this stage in life. I don’t aim to teach, but to learn together.
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73 thoughts on “Colors of nature”
I love looking at the sunrise and sunset – God’s artwork is stunning!
Each fall we spend two weeks in Cape Cod in a rental oceanside. When you look left from the deck, you can watch the sunrise. When you look right, you can see the sunset. The colors as they meld into the sky are sublime…just as you say here.
Your verse reminded me of Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci (Leonardo de Vinci as we know him… Mona Lisa…) anyway – I remember watching a show that explained some of his paintings had several dozens of layers of paint just to achieve the color/shading he wanted. Very difficult to imitate nature 🙂
Keep it alive 
I love looking at the sunrise and sunset – God’s artwork is stunning!
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Absolutely right. Thanks
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we can’t even begin to compete, just take it all in and appreciate
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Oh so very right Beth. Just take it in, for no photo can do it justice
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For sure, they definitely do surpass. It’s the magic of nature. Such a beautiful poem🤍✨
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Thanks a lot Destiny 🌹
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Always a pleasure 💞
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We go to art museums to see beauty. All we need do is look out our window. A new colorful picture every day. ( nothing against artists – 🙂 )
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That is true my friend. Thanks
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This post was beautiful, Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you Rei!
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Very true! Every sunset is a different masterpiece! 😄💕
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Indeed it is. Thanks Aboli.
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Nature is magical.
Beautiful poem❤
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Thanks a lot Vidah 😍
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Yes. Nature may be imitated but never duplicated 😊good one Sadje
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Thanks Dawn
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You’re welcome dear Sadje. Happy weekend 😊
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Thanks Dawn. Same to you too 😍
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Great poem, Sadje. You are right, we can’t compete with nature’s palette.
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Thanks a lot Dwight 🙏🏼
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You are welcome!
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💗
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Oh, my, nature does surpass our art. I’ve seen photos of birds with a mix of colors I couldn’t imagine or reproduce.
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That’s so true Rebecca. We can try but can’t truly capture those colors.
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Yes, and we can’t imagine their colir combinations, especially for fish and birds!
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Definitely not! The blends are so beautiful and amazing.
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Great poem and boy how I love this view!
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Thanks a lot Belladonna
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You’re welcome
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🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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True, nature is a hard act to beat with all those years of experience. ^_^
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Too many years. 😂
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Hehe. ^_^
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Each fall we spend two weeks in Cape Cod in a rental oceanside. When you look left from the deck, you can watch the sunrise. When you look right, you can see the sunset. The colors as they meld into the sky are sublime…just as you say here.
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Must a lovely place to spend vacation time.
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So true indeed! Great poem!
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Thanks a lot Astrid
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Indeed. Nature’s colours are just so amazing 🙂
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Oh yes they are absolutely amazing. Thank you 😍
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So true.
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😍😍😍
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Amazing picture.
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So profound and true Sadje! Beautiful picture and truths painted!💕💕
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Many thanks my friend
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The colours of nature surpass our best efforts ever. Natural is best. Indeed.
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Indeed, we can’t match its brilliance
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That’s for sure.
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That’s so very true. Lovely write, my friend.
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Thank you kindly
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You’re most welcome, always.
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Your verse reminded me of Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci (Leonardo de Vinci as we know him… Mona Lisa…) anyway – I remember watching a show that explained some of his paintings had several dozens of layers of paint just to achieve the color/shading he wanted. Very difficult to imitate nature 🙂
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Indeed, the master came quite close to the original colors but nature has a very wide range of shades that we can’t even get there after trying
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I do enjoy a painting that looks like a photo though 😉
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Of course those are the best ones.
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🙂
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I love the colors of the sky… it is not so often we see it but when it does it makes my heart beat faster.
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That’s so true. And it always is different every day.
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We can come close, but will never match that beauty. Great poem!
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Thanks Leigha
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You are welcome.
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So beautifully expressed, Sadje! 💞💞💞 The beauty is astounding, how many times do we take it for granted?
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Thanks Dawn. Yes we take it as our due, a given that we will see these astounding beauty everyday.
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So true. You can’t recreate nature but you can try to imitate it.
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Indeed, that’s true.
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