A few more thoughts on transitions

[cassiopia]

Because I can't get this out of my mind right now:

Nature's first green is gold
Her hardest hue to hold.
Her early leaf's a flower;
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf.
So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day.
Nothing gold can stay.

-Robert Frost

A fitting lesson end to my Wheel year. "This too shall pass" and understanding the passing

Comments

[joy_walker]

You know, I've had the title song from the musical "Camelot" stuck in my head off and on for a while now around the Grove news

[cassiopia]

It is the end of an era. And there will be stories aplenty shared about the Grove and the magic that happened there. And I hope they will fuel new experiences and new stories about what came after. But it will take those of us who know the stories to carry it on. It's time to go to work. :)

[shauna_aura]

Funny, I have been thinking about the Grove and Camelot as well. I usually think of the Grove as Avalon, where I got to pass some time but had to return out into the world to serve Camelot. But in this part of the story, the Grove is more Camelot, a dream that had its time and has come to an end of that part of the story.

I imagine the stories will carry on; 30 years from now, we'll be telling people about the shining moment.

[bzero]

Very sorry to hear about the Grove property. Glad the community will live on, as I know how important it is to you. *hugs*