Virgas hung from anemic clouds
Teasing parched earth that begged for rain
Moon rose, hung in the trees
Strawberry Moon forever?
Night heron and Snowiy egret reflected in Rio Grande’s water
It’s dwindling into a stream
Stormclouds blushed at sunset
Embarrassed by their precipitous disfunction
Off Center & Not Even 
That is wild! I was just thinking of you! Was gonna send you a note and here you are with a beautiful post accompanied by gorgeous photos. Lovely, Tim.
Thanks, Dale. I’m here but now here, kind of once here but not now.
I get it. We’ll take you when we get you! Enjoy the day to day of living, Tim.
What a nice surprise this evening! Thanks for the post. 🙂
Thanks, Susan. The clouds and virga were begging to be shared.
OOOOh…. this was a double take and great surprise this morning.
Surprise! Thanks, Shey.
Oh it were a real treat so it were….
Beauty in the heat is hard to beat
Water beckons like a mirage……………..
Pam and Teddy
Thanks, Pam and Teddy.
Wonderful colour.
Thanks, Couriers.
Delicious words and images Tim.
Thanks, Brad.
Beautiful return!
Thanks, Tiffany.
Such beautiful photos, Tim!
Love the Heron standing in the water. So peaceful and beautiful
Thanks, Becky.
Beautiful sky.
I love the moon photo. The land is so parched, it’s painful to look at.
Thanks, Liz.
Wonderful poem & pics, Tim, thank you!
It never ceases to amaze me how the Rio can swell, and then dry up.
xo
The Rio was a foot higher at 6:00 a.m. the other morning from rains out west and up north. When we went out at 8:00 p.m. that evening, the river was down again. That foot of water had evaporated away in 14 hours. Thanks, Resa.
Crazy!! Thanks Tim! xx