When Dying is an Art

July 31, 2017

Posted in: Nature | Reading Time: 1 minute

An older lady rests on a zinnia as the sun rises. Her grayish fur and tattered wings are a clue to her longevity and provoke the imagination of her many adventures. Bees don’t fear death because the story is not about them.

I don't need to look any further than my garden to learn about life.

Tags: Critters

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