This is a perfect moment of the sublime, a freeze-frame of just a few minutes of the pristine setting of Kew Gardens, London. It is simply incredible of Woolf to contain so much, so much emotion, beautiful imagery and brilliantly developed characters in so few pages. It’s one of those books that you can envisage in the back of your eyelids when you close your eyes mid-way through reading, feeling as if the vivid blue and reds of the flowers are making their beautiful impressions on your mind.
The vignettes of the gardens visitors embody the members of post-war society and how each of they react to these almost ethereal flowers. While there is nothing in common with the pretentious academics and the mumbling older women, but one undeniable theme recognised throughout the short story is no matter who you are or what values you hold, the beauty of nature is always something to stop for and admire.
I believe that while vibrancy like the flowers shown here is something that is no longer accessible in suburban places where this book was initially set, nature should be something that everyone should seek to enjoy, every day of their lives.
This is a perfect moment of the sublime, a freeze-frame of just a few minutes of the pristine setting of Kew Gardens, London. It is simply incredible of Woolf to contain so much, so much emotion, beautiful imagery and brilliantly developed characters in so few pages. It’s one of those books that you can envisage in the back of your eyelids when you close your eyes mid-way through reading, feeling as if the vivid blue and reds of the flowers are making their beautiful impressions on your mind.
The vignettes of the gardens visitors embody the members of post-war society and how each of they react to these almost ethereal flowers. While there is nothing in common with the pretentious academics and the mumbling older women, but one undeniable theme recognised throughout the short story is no matter who you are or what values you hold, the beauty of nature is always something to stop for and admire.
I believe that while vibrancy like the flowers shown here is something that is no longer accessible in suburban places where this book was initially set, nature should be something that everyone should seek to enjoy, every day of their lives.
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