bright and golden
this morning
illuminating even the darkest corner
of my kitchen, after it had climbed
over the roofs
Minutes later,
dark tatters of high fog
shrouded the view of this hooded crow
perched in a tree at least seven stories high -
reminders of the power of the Danube river gods,
always ready to play havoc with the Viennese weather forecasts
where mostly innubilious skies may or may not mean you'll see the sun
Photographed 29 November 2012 - Repost
Today, the 26th of November 2013,
early morning started out sunny and bright,
by noon snow war swirling out of the sky like feathers.
By nightfall, everything was covered by a thick blanket of snow
Images and Text © by Merisi
Nice to see you back in this beautiful city. Hope you enjoyed your US sojourn.
ReplyDeleteThe funny thing about the weather is, one can make a rough guess at it but you would have to be a fortune teller to come up trumps.
Dearest Arija,
DeleteI never left, this time: the Postcards from America were reposts.
I simply could not find the time to create new ones.
This morning, clear sky, the moon was still up at six o'clock. Everything's covered by a white snow blanket. Really pretty.
Is that your kitchen? :)
ReplyDeleteYes, Juju, that is my kitchen. ;-)
DeletePretty kitchen!
ReplyDeleteWow show more please.
You have seen it before, Carol! ;-)
Delete"dark tatters of high fog." Love that phrase
ReplyDeleteThanks! :-)
DeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and yours, dear Merisi!
ReplyDeleteWarm greetings from very wet New York.
Hugs
As ever love the posts, the pictures, and this great phrase : "mostly innubilious"
ReplyDeleteFantastic
Beautiful words and pictures!
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