Now how did Cryssa know this word fits perfectly? LOL InDEED.
Image (c) 2009, Karla Dorman
Freshet, noun: an overflowing of a stream, as by heavy rains.
F inally, finally, a break in the rains that have R ained themselves silly: seventeen inches! E ven the ducks need time to dry out their poor S odden wings and webbed, wrinkled feet. H ow dry I am? Not very, puddles everywhere. E nough. More wet expected this upcoming week. T hank You, God, needed it. For now, love the sun.
That old sunshine does look good after a wet, wet, rain, but I do enjoy those afternoon downpours that cool everything off. I like your innovative poetry--the way you created the title.
I KNEW you would love that word! hee, hee... You did well, my dear, very well...
I have been enjoying learning new words and finding new and creative ways to use words that I ordinarily wouldn't use in regular conversations. All this... because you asked for a word from me.. hee, hee...
Sheila
Very well done and refreshing, thanks
Karla for sharing and caring!
Much Love
And Prayers!!
peace, Carole~
Georg
Fee
Michelle~
Great work, Karla!
Love, Connie
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn the Reluctant Chase Partner. :D (Make it STAWWWWWP!! LOL)
Be always safe,
Karen
I have been enjoying learning new words and finding new and creative ways to use words that I ordinarily wouldn't use in regular conversations. All this... because you asked for a word from me.. hee, hee...
Hugs,
Cryssa