Shimmering sunlight
Pouring through satin swans wings
Falls to earths dark body.
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I wouldn’t have thought of a swan wing, but now that you tell us…it really is!
Just beautiful 🙂 Thank you for sending me some sunlight…
My pleasure always 🙂
The light is gorgeous in this shot!
It captured my attention…..and drew me off into shimmering wing-filled dreams 🙂
Perfect description. One checks each line against the picture and does a Little Noddy Man imitation.
I’m loving the image of you as a little noddy man 🙂
As always thanks for thoughts.
A beautiful sky perfectly described in your haiku 🙂
Thanks Gilly, I love the silhouette of the mound against the silky light.
aren’t clouds amazing? the best photography subjects! Lovely
Clouds really are wonderful, they paint the sky in new ways each day 🙂
Lovely, Seonaid. Those streaks of molten silver…..
Molten silver is a perfect description Cara 🙂
Thank you for that.
So serene x
It was a very calm, wind free evening….there is something so calming about the setting sun
Perfect light, perfect rhythm. A wonderful post, Seonaid. Soothingly alliterative. 🙂
What a lovely rhythmic comment….thank you 🙂
naturalis
Skies hold such possibilities in thoughts Seonaid , what a wonderful serene moment you have captured .
Perfect drawing down of the day Haiku for me .
What a wonderful way to think of this haiku…..drawing down the day 🙂
Lovely, magical image.
Dusk is filled with magic and change 🙂
So beautiful and captivating, Seonaid,.:)
It definitely caught my eye….and my imagination….love it when that happens 🙂
Beautiful colors, and very descriptive words. I like this.
Thanks Pat, the sky was so mesmerising filled with this shimmering light.
Beautiful haiku and restful image. I can go to sleep now x
Just picking up these comments now for some reason…..delighted that the haiku sent you off to sleep 🙂
At this time of year, we notice the light even more. Colors fade away, leaving monotones and light play as small comforts until spring returns. I love that silvery light and I can see the “wings.”
BTW, I hope you get to see the Northern Lights where you are tonight….
We didn’t see the lights….only on the TV programme sky watch which showed us the aurora in Norway….stunning!
Silvery light is the perfect description….it’s so watery and pale at this time of year.
Respirations 18, Pulse 60, BP 120/70 … having read your words and absorbed the image these figures are depressed by about 10% from the normal levels. Your work seems equally as effective as the stuff the doctor gives me to control my blood pressure. Perhaps you should write a book and market its sales through prescriptions? D
I love the way you describe my posts as calming your blood pressure 🙂
Perhaps I could call the book mind medicine!