“I prefer winter and fall,
when you feel the bone structure in the landscape-
the loneliness of it –
the dead feeling of winter.
Something waits beneath it –
the whole story doesn’t show.”
– Andrew Wyeth
By Jean Wise
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Wow, I LOVE that quote, Jean. Thanks for sharing it here — hope in winter bleak.
Not seeing the whole story is usually frustrating but when painted in these words seem more tolerable
Something waits…hmmmm. I do like the hint of spring coming. But sorry, this southerner loves the warm. 😛
Beautiful.
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“Something waits beneath it…” I LOVE that! I’m a sucker for anything that smacks of hope.
Give us hope, doesn’t it?
Interesting poem…something does waits beneath the snow I believe it’s a new beginning for the next season.