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Spirits Merge

Spirits Merge

It is a humid and very breezy day in August. Everything is in motion as a steady breeze drifts over the ocean surface. It dashes throughout pockets of space within swaying foliage. An intimate perch above the shoreline beckons for company. It creates a protected space for the viewer, enabling one to nestle in as a creative spirit becomes one with its environment.

A merging of spirits occur as the dance begins and nature sings her song of praise. She joyously triumphs over her ability to seduce the viewer; allowing one to live within a present moment uninhibited by worry or care for the future. It is a meditative moment where time stands still and a magical blending of spirits occur.

Debbie Lamey-MacDonald

It was the day before Hurricane Bill was predicted to pass over parts of Nova Scotia when I decided to venture out on location to Powell’s Pt Park again. The humidity hung heavy in the air as the wind whipped to and fro. I was being lured to the ocean front that day and knew it would be a day to remember.

With it being so hot, it was necessary to seek shelter out of direct sunlight. Imagine my delight when I saw a wonderful view  from a perch under an old oak tree! Oh it was heavenly, warm wind, serene and a moment in time I think I could stay in forever.

Nature has a way of gently caressing our soul, without any expectations from us. Let’s reciprocate her selflessness and honor her gifts. Wishing you peaceful moments in nature’s late summer embrace.

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2 Comments

  1. Posted August 25, 2009 at 9:52 am | Permalink

    Beautiful. Both the painting and your reflections. Makes me feel comforted, and warm and fuzzy all over. I can feel the warm breeze in my mind. Just reading your words and seeing your work, I think I could sit there for a few hours too! As always, thanks for sharing your wonderful talents!
    Cheryl
    http://www.cherylkugler.com

  2. Posted September 1, 2009 at 10:14 pm | Permalink

    Awesome work as always! I love the light in your painting. It seems much more “natural” than the photo.

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