Flirting with Fountains
Sensual snowflakes
Flutter, picked out by spotlights
Flirting with fountains
Fleetingly famous
Fortunes melting in moments
As snowflakes dissolve
Snowflakes like sequins
Dressing skeletal branches
Sparkle in spotlights
skeletal branches
Heavenhappens 
I own a pair of sequined stilettos, but ‘snowflakes like sequins’ sound more gorgeous!
LikeLike
Glad you liked it x
LikeLike
A book should be written, made of lovely small stones such as these. Thank you HH.
LikeLike
That would be nice x it would cheer people up when they feel down x I have found the small stones site very uplifting x
LikeLike
Never though snowflakes could be sexy and fashionable. Thank you for the intriguing imagery.
LikeLike
Nothing so sensual as nature and natural beauty never goes out of fashion x Glad you enjoyed the haiku ~ I was in a very happy mood wandering round Brindley Place and the images kept popping into my head. I got so carried away by my thoughts that I left my car keys in a restaurant and had a very rude awakening after I walked all the way back to the car park in ice and snow only to find I could not open the car!! After a long cold trek retracing my steps I got my keys back just in time thank goodness!
LikeLike
Love the sequined tree!
LikeLike
Yes it was a magical light, sunset and snow combined with spotlights, made the trees look almost ethereal x Thanks for reading and commenting x
LikeLike
Lovely image of a sequined tree!! Well done.
LikeLike
“flirting with fountains” mmm mmm mmmm, that’s a wonderful line 🙂
LikeLike
Thanks x It was a fun weekend which made my head spin in more ways than one!
LikeLike
fortunes melting in moments, sparkle in spotlights…Oh my, they open up a whole new dimension of snow flakes…Lovely description:)
LikeLike
Thanks Reshma ~ I love the snow, it just makes me feel alive!
LikeLike
Well Brindley Place is at the heart of the financial district of the city of Birmingham, near the Gold Quarter as it is called (the jewellery making area) and in these times of financial crises I realised that fortunes can melt like falling snow ~ not that I’ve ever had a fortune to melt of course!!
LikeLike