I woke up to the sounds of cascading tears of the sky. The
soil had been craving for life when the weather was on high fire. The
sky must have heard the grievance. Blessed Sunday today; prayers were answered,
little buds began sprouting, and wilting grass could stand upright. The dehydrated soil had drunk up much of what it needed most. Energy could be felt
everywhere, another cycle of life began.
Life is beautiful!
© 2014 Balqis
With all the water rationing woes it was a blessing from the AlMighty! Nicely Balqis! (Hopefully you are not affected, only those in Selangor apparently)
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We aren't affected here though the weather wasn't too kind lately. Too dry! At my back yard, trees shed leaves. Glad to see new ones appear due to rain we get lately. It's a blessing indeed, we got heavy downpour this morning.
DeleteThank you for dropping by, Hank. :)
Sometimes whilst we bask in the baking sun hoping that it never ends, we don't realise what's beneath our feet yearning for a little water. It's good to think about the life of other things apart from ourselves. Life is beautiful for sure Balqis.
ReplyDeleteLife is beautiful if it is balanced. Thank you for your wise say, Rumpunch. :)
DeleteLife is beautiful indeed Balqis. The sun, the rain, nature in general is good. We should all rejoice in this beauty. Earth needs both to be alive.
ReplyDeleteLove your words, wise and serene.
No matter what, I still think life is beautiful and it must go on! Thank you, Marie, for your uplifting comments. :)
DeleteThe joy of living- is wonderful! :))
ReplyDeleteYes, it's wonderful! Thank you, Omo. :)
Delete"I woke up to the sounds of cascading tears of the sky" - such beauty in your metaphors ... awesome :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Amrit. You know better in this area. I'm happy reading your comments. :)
DeleteThis is beautiful text, BB!
ReplyDeleteCelebrating life as the joyous gift it is!
Thank you so much for your kind words. That's so uplifting! I'm going to have a beautiful day today. I appreciate your kindness, Odd. :)
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