Our earth is the closest it can be to the sun and yet to us int he northern hemisphere the warm touch feels so cold! I am shivering looking at this picture. Very nice.
Beautiful picture, Deborah. Can't believe that winter is just beginning officially.. Does that mean that the last month of winter will be spring-like????? ha... We can hope, can't we? Hugs, Betsy
Why does snow always make me feel so peaceful? It's as if the image alone makes the rest of the world feel muffled, silent and soft. I like the image of the sun turning a cold shoulder.
Sorry you are having winter gloom. Me too, I'm afraid. Yesterday I just wanted to cry all day for no particular reason. Just too much gray skies and white ground and too much cold. Looking at your shadow photo below, the lake looks SOOOO cold and forbidding. We had a touch of sunshine this afternoon which lifted my spirits a touch. Hope you get some too.
Hi Deborah, you'd think we would be warming up after that shortest day is over. I hope you stayed warm that day and then had a Merry Christmas. I'll wish your remaining holiday is 'bright.' .. I like your picture, it sets the mode very well for me. ..
The Cloud Messenger (Meghadūta) is a lyric poem by the respected Indian poet, Kālidāsa. The poem centers around a yaksa in exile. Longing for his beloved, waiting for him on a Himalayan mountain, he asks a cloud to take a message to her. The sights he tells the cloud it will see on its way make up most of the poem.
The idea of recording observations appeals to me. I thought The Cloud Messenger was the perfect title for a blog about the journey that we all make as we move through our days.
I'm a baby boomer who grew up dancing in the streets of Detroit during the classic Motown years, lived beside the Rocky Mountains for many years, now retired and living (and writing full time) in S. Ontario. I have one blog for rock 'n' roll oldies, and one for nature, poetry and life along the Lake.
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The Earth does seem to be leaning away today! It is a very gray day here, almost surreal!
Our earth is the closest it can be to the sun and yet to us int he northern hemisphere the warm touch feels so cold! I am shivering looking at this picture. Very nice.
I love these images, great poem, Deborah.
Oh yes, Deborah, just perfect! I love the image of the earth "leaning away." Beautiful photograph -- is this your yard?
@ SUE No, mine is not nearly so pretty, in any season! This is my friend's yard in Calgary. She took the photo on her phone, I believe.
Beautiful picture, Deborah. Can't believe that winter is just beginning officially.. Does that mean that the last month of winter will be spring-like????? ha... We can hope, can't we?
Hugs,
Betsy
The pictures from your yard (the trees and the lake shots posted previously) are lovely in their own way.
Beautiful words and picture - and yes, the sun is moving towards benevolence again now.
Fabulous piece
Absolutely perfect Deborah. Bravo!
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Why does snow always make me feel so peaceful? It's as if the image alone makes the rest of the world feel muffled, silent and soft. I like the image of the sun turning a cold shoulder.
Beautiful photography and words! You sure have a way with words.
Beautiful, Deborah! Thanks for the beautiful words! Have a beautiful holiday!
This is perfect.
Sorry you are having winter gloom. Me too, I'm afraid. Yesterday I just wanted to cry all day for no particular reason. Just too much gray skies and white ground and too much cold. Looking at your shadow photo below, the lake looks SOOOO cold and forbidding. We had a touch of sunshine this afternoon which lifted my spirits a touch. Hope you get some too.
I like the rhyming
The leaning is a perfect choice of a word for this image. Hey, that looks like out here!
That is a lovely pic ... Brrrrrr... i meant wow !! lol
What a perfect poem for Winter Solstice.
Hi Deborah--
ah, the cold shoulder...
it is enough to make one weep...
thanks for this beautiful piece!!
Absolutely lovely! Absolutely!
..Many Thanks for a lovely poem &
A Very Merrry Christmas!..
Hi Deborah, you'd think we would be warming up after that shortest day is over.
I hope you stayed warm that day and then had a Merry Christmas. I'll wish your remaining holiday is 'bright.'
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I like your picture, it sets the mode very well for me.
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I STILL LOVE this one...for words and photo....the photo is just wonderful.
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