The setting sun at coorg
Tell me O wise one!
Is there anything as sublime
as breath taking as
the sight of the setting sun?
Sunset at the sand dunes near Khimsar, Rajasthan
Each time the sun goes down
on this beautiful golden desert town
fervently to the sky they raise their hands
sending a million prayers up
For peace, prosperity and mercy
on their barren yellow land
Khimsar, Rajasthan
The night fairy beckons
the day monster’s gone
Bathed in glow I wait
For twilight’s melodious song
Sunset at Andamans
Dark clouds
part your heavy veil
grant me
one last long look of this vale
Andamas
The one whose pallet holds
so many shades of gold
Can you even fathom
what his soul may behold
Andamans
Bereft of hues
still splendid
the incandescent sun
takes leave
Andamans
As my darling we part
give me a last lingering touch
The morning we will begin anew
our never ending love
Goa
‘My Sun’ it never leaves me
His bright chatter fills every moment of my day
The setting sun doesn’t perturb me
I listen rapturously to what ‘My Sun’ has to say
The theme at Where’s my backpack?‘ this week was Sunset. I have a million pictures of the sunset. Its one of those things of nature I can never get enough of. These are the few I picked from my old photographs. Hope you enjoy them!
As my name suggests I am a "dreamer" , an idealist at heart and dangerously sentimental. I am also a mom of two, a part time business woman, a book - lover, a stand in decorator for my restaurants ,a movie buff, a social worker by training and a "change-maker". I love traveling, reading and having conversations! not necessarily in that order. This blog is about the conversations! So if you have a moment to spare. Pull out that bean bag, help yourself to a cuppa of your choice and lets chat! 
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Awww, this is so beautiful! Particularly love the Coorg and Andaman shots, and of course the one with your ‘Sun
thanks madhu
Andamans is very beautiful! raw , untouched and pretty clean.
What a wonderful gallery of sunsets – I especially like the last one – so sweet!
thank you! It seemed bit childish playing with the homophone like that, but couldn’t resist putting that pic
glad u stopped by
Gorgeous!
thanks kathryn!!! one of the first times I put in pictures clicked by the hubby and me !!! I must dig into our holiday albums more often
Lovely photographs. The one of the sunset at Khimsar has to be my favourite here.
glad you liked them. Khimsar is beautiful and there is a haunting beauty to the sun setting in endless expanse of sand. Thanks for the visit
Sunsets are one of my favorite times of day, these are lovely. I don’t think I can pick a favorite, though Khimsar is really evocative.
Khimsar is a special place. Its really small and has this old palace that’s been converted to a hotel. the area has a lot of black buck deer and the dunes a little away from the village are stunning! Glad you liked the pictures
I love all of your pictures, but the combination of pictures and words is especially beautiful! Would that there were another dozen pictures . . .
you just made it all worth it! thank you
Hi! I’ve nominated you for the Sunshine award! Check out the link http://justanotherwakeupcall.wordpress.com/2012/08/27/rainbows-on-my-windscreen/
Beautiful sunsets that warms the heart and inspires it to love and more. Amazing!
Beautiful interplay of photos and words, I really enjoyed this post. The sunset at Coorg is fabulous. xxx Ailsa
The Coorg one is my favorite too. thanks for the wonderful challenge
Hi! I’ve nominated you for The Inspiring Blogger award. Check out the link here http://justanotherwakeupcall.wordpress.com/2012/08/27/rainbows-on-my-windscreen/
Beautiful pictures. Each one is so beautiful, yet my favorite is the last one.
And I like this line alot, “‘My Sun’ it never leaves me, His bright chatter fills every moment of my day.
Blessings to your SUN!
Thank you for the blessings Arindam ! Kids with their incessant prattle, really do fill my life with sunshine. More than any sun ever can! Thanks for all the time you take out to read and comment
Beautiful sunsets
thanks for the visit Hitesh
thanks for the pingback