#Write Photo – Mother’s Nature
Mother's Nature Cloudy pillows of rain nature waits to ease the pain thirst longs to end the drought unleash the storm, let it out. Blue skies covered in gray raging, promising to stay nurture the fields of dead adorn in green instead. Flourish in Mother's finest hour she holds all the power grow beyond expected norms burst with life after the storm. by: Lisa Coleman Sue Vincent is the host of Thursday Photo Prompt. "Clouded"
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Beautifully penned!
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Thank you Rita! 🙂
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Gorgeous, Lisa.
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Thank you Sue! Seems I can only write creatively with your challenge. 🙂 Thank you for that!
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You always seem to manage to produce something beautiful, Lisa 🙂
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Thank you for the sweet compliment. Kinda easy to do when you give us great photos and my passion for nature. 🙂
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Mother Nature at her best. A wonderful tribute ❤️
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Thank you Shweta! 🙂
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You’re very welcome
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This is brilliant, especially the middle verse.💜
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Thanks Willow! Passion writing! 🙂 🙂
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Very well done 😊
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🙂
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💜
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Love this scene and the poem as well. 😊
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Thank you Irene. Sue Vincent gets all the credit for the photo and the prompt. Her photos are always thought provoking. 🙂
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lovely poem, Lisa. a wonderful tribute 🙂
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Thank you Wilma! I appreciate that! 🙂
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Beautiful description Lisa ☺️
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Thank you Christine! 🙂
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Very nice poem. You make the darkness of the storm seem not so bad.
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Oh thank you! 🙂 I’m not sure that is the case after Hurricane Laura. Thank goodness most everyone evacuated this time so there were less deaths.
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