Oppressive clouds hang low and heavy
but still your brave Light breaks through on the horizon
Casting the beautiful reflections of your endurance and fortitude
Rays of love and a quiet hope glimmers upon the waters
as a new day dawns
© Julie Rehnelt 2018
Keep shinning honey, I love you…
✿~Peace & Love~✿
Ramblings From Jewels 
Such a love filled dawn. Thanks for sharing with us too 💕
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Love sharing the love, Val 💗
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Aw this is just so beautiful.
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Thanks so much, Sci.
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You’re welcome 🙂
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Such a beautiful a start to the day ❤
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Thank you, Eliza ❤
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Every dawn is a new opportunity, and isn’t it sad we need to be reminded of it? Beautiful photo, even more beautiful sentiment.
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Dawn is my favorite time of the day, though I’m rarely up for it during the summer months. I was grateful to catch this one on Lake Superior when I was up north last week (before I caught this sore throat from hell). The photo doesn’t do it justice – it was pink! 😍
Thanks so much, Joey ❤
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Mmm, up north. That sounds nice. Pink sunsets are my favorite, but you know I would rather sleep than see the sunrise 😉
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Oh it was so nice, much cooler up there too. It’s been feeling a bit like fall here lately and I’m loving it. 😍
Haha I know you would!
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I have SO been enjoying the cooler days!
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YES!
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Your words were powerful – and synced so well
With the photo – but even beyond that it was just a great reminder about how love and light are powerful
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Thanks so much, Prior. Indeed, love and light are powerful.
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Thanks for the reply – and wishing you a great rest of your weekend
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Thank you, wishing you the same! 😊
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Oh yes – I came here because I was at Joey’s blog and noticed your comment about your sore throat and wanted to mention two things (and if you already know just disregard )
—
Honey can heal so much – place a tiny bit on the back tongue and throat area and let sit! Just some local
Honey works wonders
And
The old sea salt rinse is still powerful to heal – do it a few times a day and then have some olive oil to
Help restore the area
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Oh yes, I’m a huge fan of honey and have been using it regularly since the first signs of a sore throat. Thanks so much for sharing though, it was very thoughtful of you. 😊
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😉
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A beautiful combination
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Thanks very much, Derrick
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Lovely lovely and more lovely.
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Thank you so much, Ladyfi ❤
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