suz, what a stunning photograph of the rainbow...is it someplace you've been?? i love the stark and mundane colors of the boats and sky...they make the colors of the bow almost burst in comparision! and your poem...incredible and warm! i'm not sure if it really is based on your life, your dad, or your church but your words made me believe every single one of them is true to your heart's memory. i can't help but ask if you still wonder why God didn't come over? that line was both sweet and heartbreaking to read...
Sheri it's true..in feelings...my dad had an awful temper..but he was a good man and loved us..but sometimes his anger crossed the line..enough said..but when I discovered the miracle of poetry I started seeing things differently..I saw with my emotional questioning eye..and my poet's eye grew..sort of my third eye..and I see things in words...and yes, I did wonder about God sometimes growing up...But rest your little wondering heart...God is always with me and I have an abiding love for Him who is love
Amen, and WHAT a PROMISE... reading prior entries, I see your heart is on your sleeve, so wide open with honesty. God is a wonder, isn't He, and it's so wonderful we can ALWAYS turn to Him...and as we wonder, we remember, It it is meant to be... I wept BlessYourHeart
I see this as a beginning-again image. It so reminds me of "home." Of course it is after a shower, but I remember hot sunny days, the wind coming in off the bay, friends, and love. Thank you for giving me this little opening to my past.
annell..an opening...that sounds like an adventure ...rainbows are always magic....there were 20 people behind me taking pictures of this fleeting event
Was this last Saturday?? I happened to be in Wrigleyville during the "sun showers" and saw the rainbow as I headed home down Lakeshore Drive. It was one of the most intense I have ever seen!!! Your photo is beautiful!!
Beautiful words, beautiful image. It looks so surreal. I remember painting with art friends on the Columbian Yacht club boat during the day. It was mind-blowing. Thanks for sharing this inspirational post. It's starting my day off right! Wow, you have really been writing up a storm. I see your passion.
thanks Barb...it is enough for me to post these tidbits of writing...thank God I don't have to earn a living writing I would starve....I like to write...the challenges of these memes and that is enough...but I still am working on a book...I think it will end when I die
That is beautiful - words and photo!!
ReplyDeleteand every time i see it i remember...nice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo !
ReplyDeleteNice evening,
Sylvia
Wonderful words and picture -- 'light fractured into color' -- wow!
ReplyDeletesuz, what a stunning photograph of the rainbow...is it someplace you've been?? i love the stark and mundane colors of the boats and sky...they make the colors of the bow almost burst in comparision!
ReplyDeleteand your poem...incredible and warm! i'm not sure if it really is based on your life, your dad, or your church but your words made me believe every single one of them is true to your heart's memory. i can't help but ask if you still wonder why God didn't come over? that line was both sweet and heartbreaking to read...
Sheri it's true..in feelings...my dad had an awful temper..but he was a good man and loved us..but sometimes his anger crossed the line..enough said..but when I discovered the miracle of poetry I started seeing things differently..I saw with my emotional questioning eye..and my poet's eye grew..sort of my third eye..and I see things in words...and yes, I did wonder about God sometimes growing up...But rest your little wondering heart...God is always with me and I have an abiding love for Him who is love
ReplyDeleteAmen, and WHAT a PROMISE...
ReplyDeletereading prior entries, I see your heart is on your sleeve, so wide open with honesty.
God is a wonder, isn't He, and it's so wonderful we can ALWAYS turn to Him...and as we wonder, we remember, It it is meant to be...
I wept
BlessYourHeart
I am not sure why, but the picture, followed by the post made me cry. It is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI take so much for granted.
I see this as a beginning-again image. It so reminds me of "home." Of course it is after a shower, but I remember hot sunny days, the wind coming in off the bay, friends, and love. Thank you for giving me this little opening to my past.
ReplyDeleteannell..an opening...that sounds like an adventure ...rainbows are always magic....there were 20 people behind me taking pictures of this fleeting event
ReplyDeletei get all crazy when i see a rainbow though there hasn't been a rain!
ReplyDeletethe promise --- yay God!!!!
Amen, Sister, amen!
ReplyDeleteA promise of hope, of beautiful things to come...
ReplyDeleteAudrey...it is a pleasure to hear that
ReplyDeleteWas this last Saturday?? I happened to be in Wrigleyville during the "sun showers" and saw the rainbow as I headed home down Lakeshore Drive. It was one of the most intense I have ever seen!!!
ReplyDeleteYour photo is beautiful!!
yes it was and we were at the Columbian yacht club...it was a heartstopper wasn't it?
ReplyDeleteHey..you a CUB fan! no way
Beautiful words, beautiful image. It looks so surreal. I remember painting with art friends on the Columbian Yacht club boat during the day. It was mind-blowing. Thanks for sharing this inspirational post. It's starting my day off right!
ReplyDeleteWow, you have really been writing up a storm. I see your passion.
thanks Barb...it is enough for me to post these tidbits of writing...thank God I don't have to earn a living writing I would starve....I like to write...the challenges of these memes and that is enough...but I still am working on a book...I think it will end when I die
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