amazing !

Except there should have been some point of interest on foreground =p

o0o I thought of the song straight away when I saw your title ...

blow away the morning dew the dew and the dew
blow away the monring dew how sweet the wind does blow

cannot remember anymore ... but I like your picture ;-)

Interesting song =) mysongbook.de/mtb/r_clarke/songs/blowdew2.htm

I didn't quite understood the last verse of it though:
"And if ye will not when ye may,
Ye shall not when ye would"

o0o I think it means that if you miss the opportunity when it presents itself,
all is lost ;-) you might wish to again but not be so lucky ... gather ye rosebuds
whilst ye may ....... ;-) oOo

Now it makes sense to me =) Thanks Bev for the explanation. I like the wordplay with word may/May. A month of missed opportunities May can be, when flowers often last only for a short moment. One has to be quick to capture them.

yees ... I like this moment ...