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Peonies in the snow


On this evening of snow in Madrid, my María Eugenia friend reminded me this quote from Kawabata

... The window outlined against uniformly gray sky, which fell, and white peonies, large flakes of snow that seemed to run toward them in a harmonious and peaceful silence that was something supernatural. Shimamura was left to be invaded by that image, blank and after a sleepless night ...

Snow Country

And I've got to remember ... that the Japanese built small huts on the peony bushes that can flourish in the snow. Such a huge

courtesy (the plant), size goodness (the man who accompanies her on grow ), size and delicate cruelty (that of a full-fledged flower form or color in winter).

Madrid flakes fall and are also in the direction of someone, supernaturally. The first snows of winter appear to signal a pause. Yo, I come from a place where there is rarely snow, I do not know how to interpret them, just me having fun. There

peonies in sight, but surely somewhere in bloom.

Origami, Art, Buddhism, Glam