I must remind you to go see this image on Flickr in "Original" size. (It should be huge)
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PLANET EARTH
FLOATING STARS
Falling water stopped in flight,
then slowly flutters to alight.
In doing so, it paints our place,
our planet, seen in white, from space
Slowly changes in seasons slow
To browns then greens and flowered glow
This strange liquid, a natural show,
Is jeweled starlight we call snow
then slowly flutters to alight.
In doing so, it paints our place,
our planet, seen in white, from space
Slowly changes in seasons slow
To browns then greens and flowered glow
This strange liquid, a natural show,
Is jeweled starlight we call snow
THE USUAL SUSPECTS
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENTS AWARDS
- AndiF3
- Bugkiller
- dada
- DARBE NOKES
- EVANGELINE
- HAYLIE NORTON
- JANET
- KENDRA
- KINA
- Laura Tate
- MRS. NDD
- NORTH DAKOTA DEM
- Pudsy
- ROSE ALMA
5 comments:
It is huge -- a great big huge WOW. What an amazing accumulation of splendor.
Even though it's one of the least colorful, I think my favorite is the lit-up fluffy clouds (3rd row, 3rd from the right). And I love the rosy simplicity and silhouettes of the 4th row, 2nd from the left. And I love ... well of all of them.
Also, tomorrow's FFF theme is "Walls, fences, and fields".
Wow indeed. I'm still stunned. Being a fuchsia and purple fan, the ones that include those colors are my favorites. But how do you pick a favorite out of so much beauty? How different would life be if it was spent observing such splendor...
Thank you, 'head.
It seems everyone's first reaction is 'Wow!' (mine, too). Very beautiful!
I imagine Captain Kirk's living room wall looking like that, at home on Earth. He'd show the display to people and tell them these are photos of sunsets from all the worlds he visited.
Nancy P,
Captain Kirk rents a room here.
He settled on this place so he could do what you said he`d do.
But he`s cool.
Some of his stories Are otherworldly.
Thanks Ms. Nancy.
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