04 Friday Nov 2011
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Shail's Nest 
Lovely capture!! Love the rain drops, sparkling ones and the ones in the shade!
@indianhomemaker,
Thanks IHM 🙂 I never tire clicking raindrops 🙂
Beautifully captured !and a beautifully written poem !
@Ruchira,
Thanks Ruchira. I will be getting to your blog soon. I wrote out a long comment and by mistake closed the browser so poof, lost it 😛
Rain rain rainnnn 🙂 beautiful pictures and the rain drops perfectly captured
the poem hmmmmmmmmmmm says it all beautiful
you know what I have planted a golden bamboo this monsoon only !!! and everyday i so keenly watch if its growing well !!!! 😀 😀
I love the pic… its very much how it was here in monsoon !!!! 😀
@hitchy,
It grows pretty fast, isn’t it? This one is in my neighbor’s compound. 🙂
They look like shining gems/diamonds!! Wow! 😀
@Ashwathy,
Yeah! Raindrops fascinate me. 🙂
Have you ever gotten a “Blogger Who brings out the Beauty of Nature so Grandly?”
You should have…on many occasions. Thanks for sharing.
Bob 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
@Bob Hoff,
What a wonderful award! Thank you Bob! 🙂 😀 😀 😀
…”so Grandly” AWARD To above 🙂 🙂 🙂
oru SLR vanna shesham aalkaaru oru pullineyum elayineyum verudey vidilla, le ? 😀 😀 😀
Btw, idhu SLR thanneyalle ? enne chammikkarudu ! 😀 😀
@vimmuuu,
Yes, yes, I always feel I should add the camera model too, but I forget. Sony Cybershot W-150. Chammiyo? 😀
I never tire of enjoyment in the rain, and this post adds to that joy. It’s a picture beautiful, and the verse is the sparkle on the twinkling drops! Lovely!
@Usha,
Thank you so much 🙂
Lovely! 😀
The rain drops, the poem – beautiful ! Makes me miss home and the rains! 🙂
@Pixie,
It rained here y’day just when we thought the rains were over for the time being. It was lovely 🙂
This is a splendid picture depicting raindrops.And nice verse alongside.Is there a stick insect hidden there somewhere ?
@R.Ramakrishnan,
Welcome to Shail’s Nest and thank you. No stick insect that I have noticed. Does it look like there is one?
You are right Shail, they are precious, when you watch the rain and then watch the plats after the rain is over, you feel as if they are all alive and talking to each other. The leaves allowing the rain to fall on them and let the drops play and slide on them.Nice!
@Vinod Narayan,
Welcome to Shail’s Nest and thank you. How true. Plants talk before rain too 🙂 I wrote about it here: https://shailsnest.com/wp/poetry/ecstasy/
Raindrops like diamonds…says it all, doesn’t it? Gorgeous shot Shail:)
@Kala,
Yeah and I am enamored of these diamonds 😉 Thanks Kala.
For what purpose is this drop?
As they go down with a plop
would they help a drying plant prop
or would they destroy a standing crop?
Shail, a beautiful snap. The verse could have been better. I think it came out a little hurried like the raindrops. 🙂
@Govind,
Thank you, yes I feel it could have been too. 🙂
loved it! a great deal! somehow thru telepathy i guess, get wind of a good poem and land here, even if after ages! 🙂 its beautiful, the poem, almost perfect!
@vaidegi j,
Thanks. Seeing you after a gap 🙂 Hope telepathy works a bit more often 😉