Storms visit our lives
Dark clouds come out of nowhere
Dragons lift their heads
But it’s all temporary
Light will return in good time.
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Snapshots of the Now Series (8)
You can view other contributions to the weekly photo challenge here.
Storms visit our lives
Dark clouds come out of nowhere
Dragons lift their heads
But it’s all temporary
Light will return in good time.
***
Snapshots of the Now Series (8)
You can view other contributions to the weekly photo challenge here.
TINY LESSONS BLOG 
This has been a long hard lesson for me, but I do believe it these days. May your storms be mild and temporary Helen.
Yours too, my friend.
Thanks Helen.
Here be dragons. Really nice capture.
Thank you, Maverick. One of those ‘dragons in the sky’ days.
Love this Helen! You captured that dragon so well. Never forget that the sun is behind the clouds. Clouds are always temporary. ⛅️🌥⛈☁️🌧🌤
Yes, indeed! While the dragons danced in the skies, the sun was just behind a cloud…or two…waiting to peek out. Thanks Val.
I’ve always wanted a pet dragon, but I’ll take a cloud instead. ❤
You can have this one, my friend ❤
One step at a time, my dear friend…
That’s the order of the day…thanks Amy!
Love the capture Helen! It is temporary, although it certainly doesn’t feel that way at the time. Sending you light filled skies and love. 🙂
Thank you, Karen. I’m hoping for light filled skies soon too 🙂
Oh yes, dear Helen; they do come, and, thank goodness, they do go!
In the right hand corner of your gorgeous image I see the ‘cookie monster’ with his arm/hand outstretched for another sweet/tasty cookie. I just know he, you, and I will find that cookie, again and again. ❤
xoxoxo
Your comment brought me a smile, Carolyn. I saw that cookie monster too, although I thought it looked like a ‘ninja turtle’ – a little fighter from the small kids world. But reaching out for a cookie sounds much better 🙂 XOXO
‘Cowabunga’….. 🙂
Yes, the storms come and go and then we dwell in the light until the next dragon comes with its fiery breath to knock us off our feet for awhile. 🙂 ❤
Yes – that is true, dear Natalie. The dragons come and go 🙂
Indeed they do!!!❤️❤️❤️xoxoxo
Fantastic dragon capture!
I thought the dragon was quite impressive rising from the sea.
One day at a time, one minute at a time. May your dragon drift out of the sky. xoxo
Thanks for the good wishes, Sue. I am sure it has started to drift a way a little bit already.
wonderful photograph and such thoughtful words, may your dark clouds pass quickly.
Thank you, Susan, for your kind wishes.
Perfect words for a fantastic cloud photo.
Happy you liked it, Gallivanta. I thought the cloud dragon was quite impressive.
Where there is hope there is life and the capacity to move forward. Keeping you in prayer dear friend.
Your are right, my friend. Thank you for your caring.
Yes, always the light. 🙂 Hope you are good, Tiny. 🙂
Thanks Celestine. I am doing much better than over the summer 🙂
After the storms the sun is shining again,the sky is clear,the clouds are disperced and we often see the rainbow,which is the smile of God.Staggering the ever-changing cloud formations in your skyscape,dear Tiny,soon the dragon will become a flower with soft petals.Best wishes for a cloudless & rainless weekend,my friend 🙂 xxx
Thank you, dear Doda, for your beautiful ‘vision’ and kind comment. I wish you a beautiful weekend too 🙂 XXX
Wonderful combo of words and image, dear Tiny. Like Sue said, may your dragon drift out of the sky. Hugs x
Thank you, Dina. I thought the cloud dragon was quite impressive, and a bit symbolic too, but it looks like it would drift away onto the sea quite soon. Have a wonderful weekend, fab four.
You too, dear Helen 😘🙋🇬🇧
Awesome capture Helen, I love looking for ‘something’ in the cloud shapes. How fitting with your poem, I love it as well. May your heart be filled with love and light at any time of cloudiness. ❤
Thank you, Donna. I always look at the cloud formations, but this was the first time I have seen a fire-spitting dragon. But he too disappeared quickly 🙂
After the sorm, there will be sunshine.
So true, Matti. Right now the sun is shining here.