Wet Leaves (Photo credit: Noël Zia Lee)
Rain slicked autumn leaves
Plastered to the grey sidewalks~
Kaleidoscope swirls.
Rain days (Photo credit: @Doug88888)
The sun does not peek
From behind angry grey skies
It is a rain day.
I secretly like rain days. I like the sound of the drops on my roof. I am not tempted to leave my work, but bend over it and diligently get it done. Then at the end of the day reward myself with the satisfaction I have a day well done under my belt.
Do you find bliss in rain days?
A Cliché
English: Ho Hum Records Logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
It is April
And it is raining
Ho hum.
(Brought to mind by that old saying: April showers bring May flowers.)
What clichés bring you bliss?
Spiral Birds and Blooms (Photo credit: so_jeo)
1.
Mid-March hesitates
Lion yawning, lamb awaits
Spring plays hide and seek.
2.
Precipitation
Mixed snow and rain, icy cold
Where is soft sweet spring?
3.
True bliss is patience
Icicles will drip and melt
Giving way to blooms.
Ghost below the Sunset? (Photo credit: Scott M Duncan)
Cold and wet and rain
Wind, windier, windiest
Perfect devil’s eve
Raining (Photo credit: Wikipedia):
Three things I am thankful for today:
1. It is raining so I do not have to water the garden.
2. It is raining so my husband is getting a much-needed day off work.
3. It is raining—but not too much—no gales, no tornadoes, no hurricanes, no hail. Just enough rain to leak into my front hall closet, but nowhere else. And I have a big bowl in there to catch it. So no biggy. Nothing like the people in the southern United States. So I am grateful.
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