Traffic lights and raindrops on the windscreen
Mix to create an enchanting scene
Of a twilight rainbow bathed in gold
With each of the colours equally bold
This rainbow is special as it has no end
No pot of gold a leprechaun tends
The magic is that it falls all around
Well, sometimes,
occasionally,
when the sun goes down
Remember the next time you see a rainbow like this
Its light is pure magic, so go on – make a wish!
I wish I was as creative as you… 🙂
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I think you are, Diane… probably more so.
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Good one TL….Rainbow or no rainbow, I’m wishing for the new world to arrive ASAP 🙂 Thanks for sharing! VK
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It’s on its way, VK… and it was pleasure!
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Next time I’m in the car in the rain, I’ll try and see it like this, Tom 🙂 Lovely perspective.
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It just brightens things up a little, Kate!
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Reminds me of past journeys with Mollie, a delightful old lady known for her deviousness and meddling! 🙂
God Bless!
Prenin.
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She sounds fun, Prenin.
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Lovely words on colourfilled rain drops,Sir Aquatom, and I wish, I wish, I wish a wish…(sounds like I’m always wishing for summat, BUT wishing makes for such a good pastime methinks) and now the word ‘wish’ looks odd? wishy washy type of thing 😀 xPenx
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Wish looking odd, Lady P… never. Mind you, there is that thing where if something is typed often enough it starts to look wrong…
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The Mansionic Perspective 
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