*** Have you ever wondered the messages Nature speaks to us every day, happening every minute all around us? Great Nature photos.
Water of Life
I look up to see a white egret flying softly high overhead,Playing, lazy, on the laughing air currents in conversation.In the bare beginning, the morning air dances lightly.Swooning breezes appear for me to remember, then, forget.We are waiting for the sun.
Red-tinged blackbirds jump on the green swaying willow tree,Screeching a two note hearty hello, lifting its wings wide to sing.Smoky mist hangs on the water’s surface, stepping, drifting alongIn creeping hordes like short silent ghosts.
A white egret dives and swoops in gracefully,Gliding with quiet stretched white wings to fish.A blue heron beats the air heavily with huge wings,Coming in for a landing like a frightening dinosaur.
I sip my warm welcoming coffee ever so slowly as I watch,Drinking in the early hour sights as the water of Life moves.In the sky the sunrise peeks pink through dark blue clouds When, suddenly, a strange sight: a flock of eight egrets.
Eight egrets, not the solitary solo of norm, flying East.Eight egrets, all pristine perfect, soft billowy whiteDrew my gaze to look up and wonder long the message.Every day all around us, Creation delivers new awareness.
Mythical bearers of change, spiritual messengers: egrets and herons.Eight is the number of new beginnings flying overhead today.Arriving now comes change, change in our lives, change.This omen of unusual eight means it’s all good.
I smile, and, look up in thanks.Denny LyonCopyright 3 June 2010All Rights Reserved
*** THANKS for visiting, feel welcome to drop a comment or opinion, enjoy bookmarking this post on your favorite social site, a big shout out to awesome current subscribers – and if you are new to this blog, please subscribe in a reader or by email updates!Photo CreditsFlying high egret by mikebaird @ flickrScreeching red-winged blackbird by ingridtaylar @ flickrHeron in pink waters by h.koppdelaney @ flickrHerons and sunrise by Bloody Nick @ flickrCloseup of heron by Lida Rose @ flickrNew Orleans, Louisiana, Lake Pontchartrain sunrise by JACoulter @ flickrFlock of egrets at sunrise by Bashed @ flickrMythical egret by alicepopkorn @ flickr
Water of Life
I look up to see a white egret flying softly high overhead,Playing, lazy, on the laughing air currents in conversation.In the bare beginning, the morning air dances lightly.Swooning breezes appear for me to remember, then, forget.We are waiting for the sun.
Red-tinged blackbirds jump on the green swaying willow tree,Screeching a two note hearty hello, lifting its wings wide to sing.Smoky mist hangs on the water’s surface, stepping, drifting alongIn creeping hordes like short silent ghosts.
A white egret dives and swoops in gracefully,Gliding with quiet stretched white wings to fish.A blue heron beats the air heavily with huge wings,Coming in for a landing like a frightening dinosaur.
I sip my warm welcoming coffee ever so slowly as I watch,Drinking in the early hour sights as the water of Life moves.In the sky the sunrise peeks pink through dark blue clouds When, suddenly, a strange sight: a flock of eight egrets.
Eight egrets, not the solitary solo of norm, flying East.Eight egrets, all pristine perfect, soft billowy whiteDrew my gaze to look up and wonder long the message.Every day all around us, Creation delivers new awareness.
Mythical bearers of change, spiritual messengers: egrets and herons.Eight is the number of new beginnings flying overhead today.Arriving now comes change, change in our lives, change.This omen of unusual eight means it’s all good. 
I smile, and, look up in thanks.Denny LyonCopyright 3 June 2010All Rights Reserved*** THANKS for visiting, feel welcome to drop a comment or opinion, enjoy bookmarking this post on your favorite social site, a big shout out to awesome current subscribers – and if you are new to this blog, please subscribe in a reader or by email updates!Photo CreditsFlying high egret by mikebaird @ flickrScreeching red-winged blackbird by ingridtaylar @ flickrHeron in pink waters by h.koppdelaney @ flickrHerons and sunrise by Bloody Nick @ flickrCloseup of heron by Lida Rose @ flickrNew Orleans, Louisiana, Lake Pontchartrain sunrise by JACoulter @ flickrFlock of egrets at sunrise by Bashed @ flickrMythical egret by alicepopkorn @ flickr
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