For years, Eudora Welty nurtured a photographic career. She said, “Life doesn’t hold still. A good snapshot stops a moment from running away.”
Later she translated her creativity into writing. Eudora decided words conveyed more of life than photography. Her legacy encompasses all aspects of the imagination in stories, novels, essays and reviews.
During morning runs, I relish moments of sights, sounds, and scents even though they interrupt my forward progress. Thanks to my cell phone’s photo capability, I chase the illusive.
How does a squirrel
translate, by tail,
the metronome of trees.
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