The cricket sang,
And set the sun,
And workmen finished, one by one,
Their seam the day upon.
The low grass loaded with the dew,
The twilight stood as strangers do
With hat in hand, polite and new,
To stay as if, or go.
A vastness, as a neighbor, came, --
A wisdom without face or name,
A peace, as hemispheres at home, --
And so the night became.
Evening
By Emily Dickinson
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Anton Dominik von Fernkorn's
Volksgarten fountain in the
Rose Garden with its roses
Photographed by Merisi
On the evening of June 5, 2009
Clicking on the images
will take you on a tour
of Vienna's Rose Garden.
My all-time favorite poet joins with my favorite photographer...the result? Breathtaking beauty! Nothing more to say! This is my favorite of all! ~Janine XO
ReplyDeleteOne of your best posts ever. The golden light has me transfixed . . . and those red roses . . . oh my.
ReplyDeleteI wish my dad had enough eyesight to view these roses. He loved his roses and he would sure appreciate these.
ReplyDeleteJust perfect! I especially like the way you shot some of the roses - backlit ... unusual and very creative and it brought out the colors in a special way!
ReplyDeleteMerci!
Gorgeous fountain pictures!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are extraordinary! Very beautiful!!! ~Lori
ReplyDeleteagain its the light that enlivens the scene..
ReplyDeleteI like so much your pics!!
ReplyDeleteAstounding posts of the fountain with the water sprouting. It's like I can reach out and feel the water.
ReplyDeleteThat sweet Miss Emily, how I adore her...and these flowers are breath takingly beautiful. Picture 5 is my absolute favorite...
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Sandi
Now- this is a very cool post!!!
ReplyDeleteThe genius of the poet, brought to life by your stunning photography.
ReplyDeleteIs there another city in the world filled with more beauty than Vienna? I really don't think so!
ReplyDeleteEmily Dickinson's poetry compliments your photos so well! I just love this photo of a couple sitting on the bench! I wish I could have it framed and hung it on the wall :-)
ReplyDeletei am admiring of your photos always très beautiful anf full of poésie.
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christyn
Exquisite photos! (especially love that 4th one!). My friends in Germany have been sending me photos of the roses blooming right now in their gardens. Such a lovely time of year.
ReplyDeleteA superb post! I love the way you have captured the water drops in the fountain :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Merisi!
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You may pick up the award at:
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Have a great day!
Ah, Merisi...I've got so many things going on, I got confused...
ReplyDeleteYou need to pick up the Honest Scrap Award at Creative Confections! Sorry about that!
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My Cupcake Princess not only loves roses but is a big fan of Emily Dickenson.......I will be sharing this with her when I get home from work today. Merisi, these pictures are magical. The first one took my breath away. I know I say it all the time, but you have a wonderful eye through your camera!!!!
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~Allie
So happy to see the Viennese roses in bloom again. When you are walking through the gardens is the air fragrant with roses?
ReplyDeleteCatherine
Oh the fountain shots are superb!
ReplyDeleteThe words and pictures match perfectly. You've created another "graphic poem."
ReplyDeleteso poetic Merisi ! your pics once again are so inspiring...beautiful golden hour indeed...
ReplyDeleteI love how the people in the last photo are enJOYing a beautiful day!
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