To the misty mood of twilight the sun refused to give way the evening of indigo was ready to remove the light of day
the sepia colors twixt day and night seemed to be ready to force a fight soon the elements began to wonder why such strange events took place in the sky
but before any damage could be done fading golden hues of the setting sun showed that twilight time had finally won followed by colors of nights purple passion and so the day finished in its normal fashion
then as the moon shone in the darkened sky the heavenly hosts heaved a happy sigh
This, ET, is such a poem of splendor and beauty. The picture is perfect and i love the title..You did it again..You are amazing.
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)
Reviewed on January 21, 2008
Very beautiful sweet lady,love the picture also ,take care....Hugssssssss
What colours in your language, what colours in the picture, perfectly combined with the glorious music, Yes eight bells, and all is well between heaven and earth. A wonderful sunday treat Eileen, thank you, and God bless you! Jasmin Horst
You are in your element when it comes to painting nature. This is so smooth and the colors take hold of the reader with the value of your words.
Love,
Susan
Wow, that picture.... I looked at it first and thought: "man it's like God will poke His mighty hand through there any minute." Then I read your words, and again - I'm so touched by your work!
Yes - God is in heaven and all is well. Isn't that the most re-assuring thought one can have?!
Love,
Becca~
A beautiful write my friend, the music enhanced the reading and ambiance of the poem...very touching and well written indeed! Enjoyed this much!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Such beauty in image and lines: whilst the storms rage, we forget God is in Heaven and all is well. Indeed, wish I'd written this sublime poem! The midi compliments the anticipation, the buildup of clouds, the release of wind/rain/lightning/thunder, and the setting of the Bow in the east: perfect.
Totally sublime! Aye, the two-fold daily wrestling of twilight means that everyone's a winner, both equal and opposite, light and dark, but each necessary and beautiful in their own way. Only God in His Heaven can have ordained something so perfect. The Green Flash of inspiration rests upon your muse as always, Eileen. Kate xx
Reflections and Nature Watercolors is a collection of Margaret's spontaneous positive thoughts in celebrating and reflecting on life and her nature watercolors.
The Harvest of Souls Crossover is a story that is exciting, vigorous, and full of suspense about the fight of good and evil in two realms, the light and dark world. The Howdy Family is determined to defeat the world of darkness, led by the seemingly
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Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
love the reference to the sepia sky, which I thought of that.....lol
I always love nature poetry, and this is no exception, I love how you combined the natural and holy :)
pax A
Writing, ET, you are out of this world.
Georg
excellent Eileen...
John
So true and so wonderfully said.
Allen
Well versed, and thoroughly enjoyable.
Hope all is well Hugzzzzzzz Ch'erie
Newfie Hugs, Rose
love, Carole~
SMoooooooooooooooooooooooooo0000000000000CH!
Love,
Susan
Roshan
Ron
Yes - God is in heaven and all is well. Isn't that the most re-assuring thought one can have?!
Love,
Becca~
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Such beauty in image and lines: whilst the storms rage, we forget God is in Heaven and all is well. Indeed, wish I'd written this sublime poem! The midi compliments the anticipation, the buildup of clouds, the release of wind/rain/lightning/thunder, and the setting of the Bow in the east: perfect.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Peace,
Dan
vena :)
Love, Christine
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D