Growing old with him beside me
Slow dancing
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Slow Dancing
Right down the street from me this lazy river flows. At night I like to watch the sun fall between the shading trees and find their place before the night sky takes over. The beauty of this cannot be described with the exception that I feel like I am watching day and night play hide and seek as children often do.
An evening sky offers its last glimpse of daylight
Growing old with him beside me
Slow dancing
Growing old with him beside me
Slow dancing
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19 comments:
Very nice, Tara :)
wishes.
devika
Slow dancing day becomes night in a glorious display of mood. Beautiful photo and great post. So good to see you back.
For some odd reason it looks like one of those clouds is tied to the dock.
Enticing photo.
Agree with Devika.
Nice.
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog, and your kind comments. It never ceases to amaze me how universal our feelings are.
I'm so glad to find you! The photos are stunning. I loved Navy wife..you captured that so well.
We dance faster when the day is high and bright, as I age I much prefer the slower dancing that comes with the approaching night.
You live in a beautiful place Tara with a view like that one. Love the words to this - I too am at the age where slow dancing is more desirable :)
Almost every evening sky is gorgeous. And morning skies too. I'm not quite sure why. Something in us humans I guess. A promise of things to come maybe.
Beautiful, T...
_Now, is it sees of seas? Lovit, _m
sunset seas
the empty pier stands
waiting
Yes, this is very beautiful.
A dolly from Dali
Enjoyed visiting your blog for the first time. Each piece is beautiful.
Hope you will visit my blog sometime as well. I am a fellow hopeless romantic! :)
Sincerely,
Kristin
sad that we don't have time for slow dancing anymore
have a stunning day
Very nice picture. To me line two and three are enough, line one is another short poem. But I do still like the set.
Best wishes
Ralf
Such beautiful photos! And what a lovely blog!
--Sharry
Tara,
Just checking back with you. I sense something truly amiss and am a tad concerned. Talk to me!
MM
T
Where for art thou?
I believe that Mankind has always been fascinated by the cat & mouse game that Night and Day play. We look for patterns to help make sense of this world which is wrought with random acts that do not make sense.
We just want to be able to predict a relatively accurate image of tomorrow..but too many people are as unpredictable as the weather and it affects our lives.
beautiful words Tara :) timeless.
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