Exploring the natural world as we wander at the end of the road
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What Joy Can There Be In Parting?
~A poem by Melissa Dowland; images by Mike Dunn
The bluebird perched on the branch
right in front of me.
I could see his sharp beak,
his rusty breast,
his snow-white belly.
Then he turned
And became a dazzle of blue
as he flew between the trees
and out of sight.
What joy there can be in parting.
So beautiful!
Thanks, Marie.
What a joy it is to start my day with a wonderful posting from Roads End! The photographs, the touching poetry, the informative commentaries – they all truly enrich my perspective of both mind and heart. Thank you! Keep up the excellent work. What a great team you are!!
Thanks, Elise. I’ll pass that on to Melissa.
Exploring the natural world as we wander at the end of the road
Copyright Mike Dunn and Melissa Dowland
Roads End Naturalist 
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