Dark clouds tend to gather at times when they are not needed, and they threaten to ruin every chance for sun possible. But the sun is triumphant, returning even after the darkest days, providing light and warmth… just when you thought you would never see it again.
We often forget that things will soon be better, especially in our darkest moments when we are blinded by self-pity. When the clouds do part and we do finally receive warmth and light, we often do not know how we allowed ourselves sink so deep into the darkness of despair. I am personally very guilty of this very thing, and in my darkest moments, it is very hard to remind yourself that it will get better… and perseverance does not always seem like an option. However even the largest deserts have an end, and the gifts of the journey make it worth it in the long run.
(Photo: Crossgates Lake in Brandon, Mississippi.)
7 comments:
So true, love the feeling in the photo - very peaceful!
When I took the photo, the way the couds turned out shocked me.
Awesome photo--and perfect for the words of wisdom.
Thank you, Mel.
I love it when clouds look like things...hands in this instance.
Thank you for the inspiration!
I did not see the hands before... Thank you, String.
Thank you for liking my post, Lemon.
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