Photo Credit:
Mel Schockner
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 West Texas Juniper on Alabaster H 12" Photo by Mel Schockner
Pearl |
Pearl
To the oyster it�s a nuisance to the starfish, it is worthless, but to us, a pearl�s a treasure, of which, some are deemed as priceless.
How does one establish worth, of a person place or thing, what inherent value to the table do they bring?
What about a marriage more specifically, a wife, what makes her a treasure more valuable than life.
The truth is, she is who she is, priceless from the start, but through each passing season she grows more precious to his heart.
Yet she longs to see her beauty reflected in his loving eyes, for therein does the pearl her own beauty realize. J Christopher White |
