Are we given dusk to see what
would be lost in brilliant sunlight? Do the smudgy, darker days of our lives
sometimes have a greater clarity than those full of sun? Or, is it that the gloaming
slows us for night? Night followed by
dawn. And, then it all repeats in a slightly different variation. Life, I
guess. (However,
I did get a chance to use “gloaming”…which was the word that came to me
when I took the picture.)
Now, I want to use "gloaming" too! Not quite gloaming yet here in the mountains - but soon...
ReplyDeleteIt is yours to use....seems kind of Scottish Highlands to me....so, it should fit right up there in the Rockies!
DeleteAh, the cycles of our days. What a great word for twilight or dusk and the slow moving into night "gloaming slows us for night." Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWe are "gloaming" toward night as we speak. The clouds of an impending monsoon storm is hastening the movement toward darkness.
I am glad we are all having fun with "gloaming". Not sure that I could get away with this.....so, very happy about your comment. Wow, thinking of the monsoon storm moving over your desert is powerful. What an image!
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