Rhythm of her thoughts

Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky." -Rabindranath Tagore This picture was taken on the day when I saw one of the most colourful and beautiful sunset. The sky was looking prismatic in distinct shades of blue and orange. The view was just simply enchanting. Indeed our Lord have painted the universe beautifully. Comment down your views regarding the picture. Drop a comment, subscribe and share the blog. Thank You.

This shot was clicked on 2nd June 2020. The day when Mumbai was on high alert courtesy of Nisarga Cyclone. It was raining since the day before and the sky was dusky all day. We witnessed a thunder rumbling sky  with the arrival of pelting rain as the sunset was imminent. But then moments before sunset the clouds dispersed and the celestial fireball was visible in the sky again . That was an idyllic sight. All praise is for the Lord of the Universe the creator of all creation.  Comment down your reviews about this picture. And drop a ❤️ if you also love admiring sunsets.

Watching the night sky was always one of my favourite pastimes. Just staring at the elegant moon basking in its glory, or those twinkling stars and the murky sky gave me a different kind of peace and happiness. One day, I was looking at the cloudy sky from my balcony. That was a full moon night, so the moon was glowing full to the brim. The sky was obscured by the covering of clouds. Those scampering clouds were time and again covering the moon. Yet the moon was imparting as much light as it could. Whenever black clouds covered the moon for some moments hampering its light, it always showed up shimmering even brighter. A thought crossed my mind while witnessing this immersive sight. Just like how the moon opts to shine in every situation, we humans should also do the same. There will be distinct phases in our lives, some good, some bad. There will be dark times and difficulties too. All of these are phases of life. But, we must know that, just like those dark clouds passed, our