To-day’s most trivial act may hold the seed
Of future fruitfulness, or future dearth;
Oh, cherish always every word and deed!
The simplest record of thyself hath worth.
If thou hast ever slighted one old thought,
Beware lest Grief enforce the truth at last;
The time must come wherein thou shalt be taught
The value and the beauty of the Past…
Sunday Sayings: An extract from Henry Timrod’s “The Past” to accompany this line up of seedheads of Anise Hyssop. [and since its not gardening weather, am seeking out the artful forms for a Plant Art gallery over on my garden blog]
PoetryPix 
It would be hard to find a more meaningful image to accompany your words
*Timrod’s words
I replied to this earlier but the grinch seems to have stolen it but thank you John – finding an apt pairing is rewarding – sometimes it takes much searching at other times it drops into my lap as with this poem
This much you may have, but only this much is all. I understand depth of focus, but this makes a whole story of it. Very nice Laura.
Like the past it fades in layers / thank you for seeing that in DoF