Peeping through my spyglass
I head out in the rain
in search of
New Worlds
I find a whole galaxy of watery planets!
Ethereal, transluscent
hanging by
a silvery
thread
Twin planets
feed each other
on a black, metallic
bed
Ghostly grey,
a portent world
so dark
I'm filled with
dread
Blue-eyed
water world
you'd think it would be
Red
These
crystal balls and prisms
assure me
winter's
fled
But best of all
are raindrop worlds
that tell me
spring's
ahead
Amazing shots!
ReplyDeleteRosemary you find beauty everywhere my friend. You perfectly captured the beauty of a raindrop...
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing as stunning as a thunderstorm and its aftermath. Thanks for sharing your photos--lovely as always.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Quite otherworldly really :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images of the raindrops, love it Rosemary.
ReplyDeleteI like your second and second last photo. A good attempt at shooting raindrops. I tried too but they weren't artistic enough for me to do a post.
ReplyDeleteHello Rosemary what a beautiful pictures of raindrops.
ReplyDeleteVery well done, my compliments.
Greetings Irma
Hello Rosemary!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos. .
Everywhere you can find beauty!.
I send greetings.
Kisses.
Lucia
Raindrops are sure a welcome alternative to snowflakes this time of year! You always post amazing pictures that remind us to slow down and enjoy the beauty nearby!
ReplyDeleteHi Rosemary, what a wonderful poetic post about the beauty of raindrops. You made me see them in a new way today. Thanks! Great photography as well.
ReplyDeleteChristina
Fantástica serie de fotos com qualidade representativas da chuva.
ReplyDeleteI love raindrop photos - I looked very closely as I thought you might be reflected, but you were hiding.
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ReplyDeleteDrop your pictures are wonderful. Yours sincerely.
You've shown a world of beauty in a little bit of water, which makes me believe spring really will appear any day now.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beauty your raindrops and poem, Rosemary!
ReplyDeleteLove it...
Warm greetings,
Anna
Unas imágenes preciosas has captado con tu cámara.Te sigo.Saludos.
ReplyDeleteWOW, fantastic photos and you made some wonderful verses , you really have away with words !
ReplyDeleteHi Rosemary, just gorgeous! What a lovely post, both text and photos.
ReplyDeleteLove your poem! And the photos are fantastic. Nothing better than rain!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely incredible!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! One of the photography instructors I had gave us an assignment to photograph a drop of water. Any of these images would satisfy that requirement.
ReplyDeleteVery creative, and well-captured. (When you're presented with lemons ...)
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos! and the poem is very sweet as well...
ReplyDeleteEilan
http://borderline-girl.blogspot.com.br/
Great pictures. My favorites are the second and third to last.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. Raindrops may look like diamonds. Wish you a good Thursday :)
ReplyDeleteBonjour je repasse regarder tes photos là je vais sortir mais à plus tard bise
ReplyDeleteWow! Those pictures are real art, Rosemary! Beautiful water drops!
ReplyDeletewow... great pictures :)
ReplyDeleteSpectacular raindrop pictures, Rosemary! Your poetic words bring them to life :)
ReplyDeleteHello Rosemary!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely water drop photos! They are soooo graphic!
They do carry life!
Truly wonderful!
Keep well!
Rosemary, I tried to take photos of raindrops and know it's quite difficult.
ReplyDeleteYours are awesome!
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ReplyDeleteUna serie espectacular !!!! Realmente preciosas todas las fotos!
ReplyDeleteAbrazos.
Do this mean the snow is finally melting? The water droplets make such interesting photos especially with little reflections in them! Have a great WE!
ReplyDeleteTruly a masterpiece! Congratulations! How did you ever get to shoot them that way??! Only Rosemary can do it, I know :)
ReplyDeleteGlad to see the rain coming on your roof instead of snow.
That is a beautiful write. I love the connection to the universe. Rain drops are so reflective to me. And when they happen here, I enjoy sitting outside watching it all happen. The plants look beautiful with all those lovely little beads hanging off their leaves. Nicely captured:)
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