Her jagged, dreamy first feature, "Rain," about a teenage girl's loss of innocence, is at once wide-eyed and pitilessly precise in its psychological insights, qualities it shares with some of Plath's later verses.
Shattering glass and a rain of jagged metal and undetonated munitions caused many more injuries among military personnel and civilians, although no one outside the immediate pier area was killed.
We drive through pouring rain along a spectacular gorge, between jagged maroon-hued mountains etched into surreal rock formations.
Through the morning rain, the glacier loomed above us — a jagged wonder glowing with colors: aquamarine, pure white, pale gray and an otherworldly, nearly fluorescent blue.
In both sets he played "Purple Rain" — early in the night it was jagged and howling, but a few hours later, in a far looser rendition, it was languorous and breathy.
And the prints of jagged, drooping chrysanthemums which looked like paintings streaked by rain did have a kind of sadness about them, and what's more the silhouettes were beautiful and the finish was excellent.
The jagged, alternately puzzling and compelling result was an appropriately rain-soaked curate's egg.
Yunnan means "south of the clouds"; and in terms of biodiversity, it is China's richest region from lush rain forests in the lowlands to a wall of jagged peaks bordering the Tibetan plateau to the west.The lodge itself is a converted Naxi courtyard house and is run by a co-operative of 56 Naxi familiesIt is in Yunnan that a brave new world of Chinese eco-tourism is emerging.
In the Aylesbury ident, a camera swoops round a sinister corner and along a rain-streaked elevated walkway strewn with rubbish and pigeons, as jagged pieces of concrete form the channel's number.
"Every time it rains, it comes in," one girl complained, pointing at a jagged, water-stained crack in the yellow wall.
