Thursday, 26 April 2007



vonj dežja
kos zažvižga
v mrak

17 comments:

MMM said...

I love this! (Although I have to admit I had to look up the definition of petrichor). Thanks for enlarging my vocabulary!

dsnake1 said...

it's in sync with nature, that's why it's whistling. :)

lovely, polona.

iamnasra said...

Me too Im not sure what it means Petrichor ..

It is the scent of rain on dry earth (that what I have seen)

Anonymous said...

This is spectacular!

floots said...

great shot
love that near-silhouette
love the words too
"petrichor" is a favourite along with "crepuscular"
cheers

John McDonald said...

lovely gathering of senses
john

Don Iannone, D.Div., Ph.D. said...

Wonderful feel to this one. Enjoyed it. Hope you have a grand weekend, Polona.

Anonymous said...

I can almost taste it. Lovely!

Pat Paulk said...

I love that word. Learned it last year from http://firefliesandpetrichor.blogspot.com/. I can smell it from here!!

Kai said...

lovely

Anonymous said...

A teasing haiku! Great stuff, polona.

Anonymous said...

I really like this one with its elusive qualities. I always wanted perfume of petrichor!

mb

polona said...

mmm: thank you! well, i first encountered 'petrichor' about a year ago and fell in love with it. so sensory rich, innit? :)

dsnake: it IS the nature, no?
thanks.

nasra: yes, that's what it is... nice, eh?

quilly: i appreciate that. thank you!

masago: thank you.

floots: many thanks.
yes, 'crepuscular' is a great word, too :)

john: many thanks.

don: thank you very much. wish you a great weekend, too

get zapped: i'm glad you can :)
thank you.

pat: yes, i know. learned it last year, too :)
thanks!

kai: thanks!

charlie: teasing? :o)
thank you

mb: thank you for looking in :)

DROBTINICE SVETLOBE said...

Prelepo, kot aleluja se mi zdi ta misel...

Objem, neikka.

polona said...

neikka: me veseli :-)
lep pozdrav!

jem said...

Smiling - thinking how the blackbirds always stay up so late, as if they just cant face saying goodbye to the day.

polona said...

blackbirds are amazing birds, aren't they?
thank you, jem.