After the Big Weeping Cherries, I thought I would show you some baby ones. They are native to Japan, where they are held in very high esteem. During world War ll, their blossoms were used to motivate the Japanese people. Japanese pilots would paint them on the sides of their planes before going on a suicide mission, and sometimes even take the branches with them. They symbolized the fleeting intensity of life. The falling cherry petals came to represent the sacrifice of the Japanese youth to honor the emperor.
“I’m creating new heavens and a new
earth. All the earlier troubles, chaos, and pain are things of the past, to be
forgotten. Look ahead with joy... I’ll take joy in
Jerusalem, take delight in my people: No more sounds of weeping in the city, no cries of anguish…”
Isaiah 65
22 comments:
Glorious. You gave us MORE. Jaw droppingly gorgeous.
These are just so beautiful.
These are even more beautiful than the big ones if that is possible. I didn't know the background of these little trees, thanks for sharing Ginny.
Beautiful! And very interesting. I didn't know that. I've always wanted to catch the cherry blossoms in DC but never have yet.
I don't think there is anyone who doesn't like these trees!...:)JP
i like the baby weepers better than the grown up weepers. so beautiful. and i see a brilliant gold bush in the last one... the story of the weepers is a new one to me... even the bark on these trees is beautiful.
such beauty, I like the babies too, wow, thats all I can say, wow!
so interesting!!! they really are beautiful....how could such delicate pink motivate a death mission?!
Absolute beauty, Ginny!
Lovely baby weeping cherries! We Japanese do treat cherry blossoms as very special tree. I love them when in full blossom but love even more when they fall. I love their fragile beauty.
Stunning! I love the Bible verse you add each day.
I think that this is a blessing - the beauty! sandie
Gorgeous trees
These are awesome, Ginny! Thanks for sharing.
wow, these are so pretty. Interesting history behind them also. Is that a forsythia I see in the last picture too
These are amazingly beautiful :)
stunning....
Small is just as beautiful as large.
I would love to have a weeping cherry!
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