During that summer, a man of uncertain origin and age could be spotted by the Seine at the crack of dawn. ​There is much speculation about why he was there, unfailing, at every dawn.

Searching for the sublime.

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Summer seemed never to end that year, but come October, a full morning moon hung high in the west. Its beams lit the tip of Ile de la Cité, where a small notebook and camera had been left behind. Like some offering, the words and images of every dawn lay waiting there, beneath the weeping willow.

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The opus is signed LEO (Love Each Other).

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In a postscript, LEO wrote that Love felt like the river flowing through his heart, and with it came the words.

Returning to this river again and again, never to see the same water, reminded him of the transformation of love during his own life.

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The original poetry, photography, and playlist by LEO capture each distinctive break of day, reminding us of the special energy that dwells in new beginnings.

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Every sunrise is a new beginning.

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