When you look upon a certain body of water, and perceive it as it lays there in the sun, your considerations my be different, but your mind thinks, and figures, and makes a determination whether it is correct or not.
The rocks that have tumbled and rolled are out of the water, like maybe left when the lake goes down, to dry, and shrink, (as rocks will), though not very much ...but if one looks, you will see the rocks remain wet, and as blue as the sky looks, you know that no weather has proceeded except fair and it is as a person, one must think; What caused it? Why would it? And if the air clips quicker past your thoughts, you are left, without knowing, but maybe thinking, that it came with such ferocity, and left with such gentleness that all is right with the world.
Ralph Peck
Photo of Lake Eufaula by Marla Bolton
In The Shallows
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