mixed with leftovers
from yesterday’s rain
rested upon the grass
early light sparkled
on each blade
sun reflected
colours of gold, silver
shimmering blue
Caught within each drop
a mirror
of all of the world
visible
with binoculars
yet beyond
what the camera lens
could capture
rainbows
enclosed in perfection
His world magnified
in smallness
making His home
everywhere
another entry into Peter Pollock's Carnival about Home
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Your poem is so beautiful. I liked your thought "making His home
ReplyDeleteeverywhere" Even in the rain and left over dew !!
smiles. each one a reflection of creation...i like that...lovely morning.
ReplyDeletehow very lovely. thank you for sharing it, with us.
ReplyDeleteThe Lord's Blessings is everywhere, even in a dewdrop or the petal of the flower.
ReplyDeleteLovely poem~
Great reflection on the day
ReplyDeleteGiving thanks for everything with no dismay
i think of how He is in the smallest of the small as well as the very very large.
ReplyDeletepretty lines.
Love the line, "leftovers from yesterday resting on the grass." Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteInfinite and finite together, beautifully portrayed and written about. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteRainbows enclosed in perfection -- those tiny things are so vital, so significant. Well done, Karin.
ReplyDelete"Caught within each drop
ReplyDeletea mirror"...such a fascinating adventure to lean in close and see reflection in the drops.
If we peer through the right lenses ~ and we get to choose ~ we see miracles everywhere, every day. This piece is a lovely example thereof.
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Lovely reflection.Gratitude always there :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful microscopic view...
ReplyDeleteThe world in a dew drop...sounds like you've been keeping company with Blake :o) Lovely write.
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