I
recall seeing, on many summer mornings, the sunlight reflected in small drops
of dew in the grass, and, thinking about it on this gray day in winter, it
seems as though the sun itself was in those summer dewdrops. When I stand in
front of a mirror, I am, in a sense, in the reflection, since it looks exactly
like me, and so perhaps it could be said that the sun is, in some way, inside
each drop of summer dew. When I walk across a summer lawn, perhaps I walk among
millions of sparkling suns. On this winter day, when grayness gives its quiet
gifts to us, it’s good to remember being among dewdrops with suns inside them.
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