Light inflates the grayish sky
\nwhen huge stair rods do fall
\nrivers on my window pane
\na bit too close to call
\nthe wild plants of the meadow
\ntenuously display
\ntheir character, so often missed
\nbut together they relay
\na force field, and more
\nstalwart shrubs can buckle
\non their own
\nsubject to the varied gusts
\nof wind that now are thrown
\nraindrops run the gambit
\nhanging on the stems
\nthe Jasmine has that kind
\nof form
\nand outwardly some gems
\nthe Convolvus, adds stability
\nand the stems are able to
\ntake whatever
\nNature throws at them
\nall the day through.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Just a simple study from my downstairs study window watching a heavy rainstorm and how wispy stems of Jasmine and the meadow flowers withstand the onslaught from the sky. Continue reading