"That which is farthest off is the symbol of what is deepest within. The lover of contemplation, accordingly, will gaze much into the sky . . . As the skies appear to us, so is our mind."
Henry David Thoreau
Photo: Arthur's Rock and Narrowleaf Cottonwood trees, Lory State Park, CO; October 25, 2013. To me, Arthur's Rock resembles a face ("Arthur's," perhaps) gazing up into the western sky.
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