The Sweetest combination!
Give me my books and my tea
And some lone time just to be
That snow brewing up a storm outside
By the fire you’ll find the happiest me!
Poetry
The ever transient clouds…
WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge
I could look at the sky forever.
The world gets a different depth,
And you are in motion
Set by the drifting clouds above
A center discovered within
that pulls to the ground.
A calming trance…
Hope you see what I see through this picture.
WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Transient
Happy Summer Solstice my dear visitors! This longest day of the year is transient before the days start getting shorter and shorter 🙂
Oh Wanderlust! The places you take me…
I wander in the jungles
I wander in cities
I wander in the mountains
I wander by the seas
When sun is nigh
I wander
Drenched in light
Or the moon high
I wander
In the silver-night
I wander in my thoughts
Places seen, unseen
Oh wanderlust!
The places you take me…
(My second post on the WPC on Wanderlust, the first one here: All I Ask is the Heaven Above…)
A Raindrop On My Windowsill, And That Bird Singing Outside…
A Raindrop On My Windowsill, And That Bird Singing Outside…
Those were particularly dull days of the week,
Friday didn’t quite light me up
That lingering gray-ness weighing down
Into my days, from the skies above.
But Sat morning, I woke up
To the first Spring rains.
The grass was green, the plants
drippin’ with all it can contain
The earth emanated the love-scent
Of yearning, now spent
That Nature’s way of doting
Never failed to surprise me in
ways most endearing…
A raindrop on my windowsill
And that bird singing outside!
A surprise that I knew was in the offing, but what a pleasant one it was: A raindrop on my windowsill, and a bird singing outside!
Dark Dense Clouds and a Raindrop
The heart flutters with excitement
As the seasons change guard
Ever since it did in a lil’ girls backyard
It rained and rained. Then it rained some more
And awoke the buds after a peaceful slumber
Flirting, in the half- asleep, half -awake stupor
With a raindrop, that stayed as long as it could
And then bid adieu to the sombre bud
The dark dense clouds still so heavy with love
A raindrop too many’d soon descend from above…
In response to the The Daily Post: Weekly Photo Challenge – ‘Dense‘
