Rain On Me
written by: Susy Andrea Kamber
Rain on me.
Tracings of fields parted and pulled back.
A pathway to wander.
My hand does the same to my hair.
Softly alluding to the curls.
Flowers might occur in that field or a ribboned barrette to blow open.
The wind becomes entwined in both.
A discourse catching streams of light.
Golden brown sits on top of the earth aroused.
Twenty thousand waves approach the fragrance of this place.
The entire field becomes an expression of rapture.
Twinkling lights arising as the wind catches their shapes into a newly created form.
Rain on me, she sighs.
Susy’s work is a combination of edited photographs and written responses in the Ekphrastic writing style. A conversation combining images and thoughts that speaks a language of coexistence. The ideas she writes are for others to expand upon on a personal level. Susy’s entrance into photography brought her to a discussion of these said images. She uses a Leica D-Lux enthusiast camera with a fixed lens to capture the beautiful world around her. Susy sees her artwork as a giving of self to others and to interpret the world, both historically and sociologically.
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- Rain On Me - January 3, 2026
