Nature’s beauty unfolds in dramatic ways
A glimpse of this or that
An awesome storm rolling in
A peek of sunrise or sunset
Don’t mind watching the odd drama
but as for people who thrive on it
leave me well away, I prefer thoughtful
responses to dramatic dynamics!
Friday Foto Fun – Dramatic
Since I’ve long moved from larger cities… I much prefer the quiet suburbs. I distance myself from the drama of crowds whenever possible. I would much rather see a dinner theater play than have to go to a multi tiered auditorium where the stage is miles away from my seat!
Sometimes though one cannot so easily escape family drama… hopefully though I’m managing that better too these days 🙂
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lol that’s all we can do Jules … keep improving, become more skilful 🙂
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🙂 I love this.
I find it cool how so often I expect a completely different ending to what you end up writing
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lol like to add a twist but I thought I would have been fairly predictable by now Eliza?
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I expected it to continue about the awesomeness of nature, thought I should probably know by now…
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Yes..I tire of drama and no longer have the patience to deal with it..in human terms that is. 😉
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Me, too! I am far too old for human drama. I prefer to watch the wondrous drama of nature instead!
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it is thoroughly entertaining, thanks Ann 🙂
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Beautiful and poem imagery Kate.. Nature’s beauty is indeed dramatic..
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There is a storm on the horizon and I’m glad I’m tucked in with a cup of tea! Your beautiful words and image makes the storms of autumn and spring magical…
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they are indeed magical to be enjoyed with a warm cuppa or an invigorating walk 🙂
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I greatly prefer nature-drama…like a spectacular sky…over human-bean drama. 🙂
Your photo made me sigh and smile! 🙂
Your poem is filled with wisdom, that when applied…brings beauty and calm to life.
HUGS!!! 🙂
PS…Years and years ago we a had neighbors…a couple…their house up on a hill above our house and they fought all the time. Yet, individually they were such nice people…at least to me. I always wondered if they enjoyed the drama, had just gotten used to it, or what.
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I know a couple who yelled and screamed and argued all the time, he died at 37yo of stress related illness and she claims she had the perfect husband ….
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Nature’s dramatics are the best but life shouldn’t have too much of drama! Kate, you are the best! ❤️
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If there is too much drama we need to hit pause and see why … love ya Punam ❤
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AAAAAHHHH I ENJOYED THIS!!!
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Nice to see you again Count, met a friend of yours recently 🙂
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i like your two fold poem Kate, yes i like dramatic not drama
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thanks so much Gina, really appreciate your kind words … how’s that letter going?
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you are welcome Kate. haha you remember! no, don’t think I will be writing it.
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😦
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Love to see a sunrise or sunset like this as it’s been a while for me 🙂
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😦 that’s too sad Hammad
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Watching the drama of nature as it reveals itself or the drama of life. I prefer the drama of nature. The drama of life swirls uncontrollably all around us. There are those who thrive on it; addicted to its power i guess.
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addicted to the turmoil more likely … give me nature any day!
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Me too!
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Me too Kate, especially when you’ve grown up surrounded by illness that never got better and is now declining further, natures dramatics for me anyday! What a beautiful sight from your front door!
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thanks so much Marie, your whole family situation adds strain when you have a chronic illness … do what relaxes you!
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Thanks Kate, so true, self-care is so important! Xx
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The power of nature is always inspiring isn’t it. Beautiful and dramatic photo Kate and I agree with your words.
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thanks so much Miriam, this is all from my front door … am so blessed with this location 🙂
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A sunny poem, despite the terrifying view of the sky.
I send the power of hugs and I wish you many poems and photos.
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