Saturday 16 December 2006

Pearly Drops

Pearly Drops


I took this picture in Trinity College after a heavy rain. The sun was out not long after the rain even though there are still some clouds hanging in the sky. This caused a slightly stronger shades on the shadow of the flower. I focused mainly on the rain droplets and not on the center of the flower. If I had done the opposite, the droplets will still cause a distracting blur due to the depth of field.



Woke up one morning half asleep
With all my blankets in a heap
And yellow roses gathered all around me;
The time was still approaching four
I couldnt stand it anymore
Saw marigolds upon my eider down.

Im just sitting watching flowers in the rain
Feel the power of the rain making the garden grow,
Im just sitting watching flowers in the rain
Feel the power of the rain keeping me cool.

So I lay upon my side with all the windows opened wide
Couldnt pressurize my head from speaking
Hoping not to make a sound I pushed my bed into the grounds
In time to catch the sight that I was seeking.

Im just sitting watching flowers in the rain
Feel the power of the rain making the garden grow,
Im just sitting watching flowers in the rain
Feel the power of the rain keeping me cool.

If this perfect pleasure has the key
Then this is how it has to be
If my pillows getting wet
I dont see that it matters much to me.

I heard the flowers in the breeze make conversation with the trees
Believed to leave reality behind me
With my commitments in a mess my sleep has gone away depressed
In a world of fantasy youll find me.

Im just sitting watching flowers in the rain
Feel the power of the rain making the garden grow,
Im just sitting watching flowers in the rain
Feel the power of the rain keeping me cool.

(courtesy of lyricsfreak.com)


Flowers In The Rain by The Move
Album: The Move
Date: 1967
This was the first ever song to be played on BBC Radio 1. (thanks, Adam - Wrexham, Wales) Members of The Move formed The Electric Light Orchestra in 1971.

(courtesy of songfacts.com)

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