La versión español está después de la versión inglés.
ON MY WALK home the other evening from seeing some of the holiday adornments in Fuengirola, I was stopped by a beautiful sunset. The photo above is looking to the west before I headed for home along the beach. The moon was already up and peaking through the clouds as they swirled across the sky. It made me melancholy.
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EN MI CAMINO a casa la otra noche después de ver algunos de los adornos de las fiestas en Fuengirola, me detuvo una hermosa puesta de sol. La foto de arriba está mirando hacia el oeste antes de dirigirme a casa a lo largo de la playa. La luna ya estaba alta y alcanzaba a través de las nubes mientras se arremolinaban en el cielo. Me puse de pie y admiré la belleza por un tiempo. Me puso melancólico.
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First in English, then in Spanish.
Primero en inglés, luego en español. En inglés, la canción se llama “Castillo en una Nube.”
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Beautiful colors…but that cloud is very ominious
Mistress Maddie,
That’s what I thought. Strong winds followed that night.
The power of the universe can envelop us with its beauty.
It can be quite overwhelming at times……….I say enjoy what it has to say.
The full moon this month has been doing its ‘magic’ on a lot of us.
Great shots, Mitchell!
Jim,
Thanks so much. May it work it’s magic for you!
Que hermosa! Mas fotos, por favor!
MEBE,
Gracias. Hay más!
That cloud in that last photo isn’t even giving that poor sun the chance to go down. It’s like the darkness wasn’t coming fast enough for it.
Kirk,
That’s the moon. It was never fully visible.
Beautiful clouds, melancholy song.
Debra,
That kind of day. Today was better… even though I didn’t see beautiful clouds.
These are beautiful even though melancholy. Puts me in mind of A Wrinkle in Time. The book, not the series of sucky movie adaptations. Hugs, Scoot. Real tight hugs.
Deedles,
I’ve never read it and will find it!
It was a childhood favorite, Scoot. I appreciated it even more as an adult. The movies don’t capture the feel of the book at all. Everyone should read it at least once.
Deedles:
I’m downloading the series of 5 to my iPad! Sending you huge hugs!
Beautiful photos! Awe-inspiring sights often give me a touch of melancholy, too.
Michelle,
Maybe it’s just the wonder.
I love clouds and have taken what seems like a million photos of them.
parsnip
Parsnip,
I’m the same. Sunrises and sunsets, too.
Breathtaking photos!
Walt the Fourth,
Thanks!
Such a pretty place
David,
I sometimes forget. Then I open my eyes.
Mitch, I’ve been so remiss lately in not reading your posts, over a month in fact – entirely through forgetting consciously to bring them on-screen as, unlike all the others I can only bookmark them, that I’m now getting myself prompted through e-mail even though I hadn’t wished to clutter up my post box unnecessarily. So we;ll see how it goes .I see that I’ve missed some crackers, especially (wait for it!) recent Xmas ones. Hope I’ll be joining in more in future.
Raybeard,
Sorry about the inconvenience. So good to see your here.
It is a comfort knowing a spectacular sunrise or sunset can move us so.
Urspo,
That’s a good way of looking at it. Glorious sunrise today. I went back to bed!