What interpretation can you give for this image?

Question

http://pixdaus.com/pics/j6X9Wg8J4lP6ibCwwM.jpg

What emotion results from viewing it?

Will you feel the same about it during Ramadan?

Answer 1

it makes me feel kind of gloomy, really gloomy, the tree caused it too

Answer 2

i dont think its gloomy ..

id wana run around ther ..it looks fun lol

Answer 3

It feels eery and dark, like a storm brewing. I dont think i will feel like that during Ramadan, inshaAllah i will be more optimistic! :)

Answer 4

Very simple interpretation: Hide, Hide, Hide, lighting gonna come find you.

Hopefully I wont feel the same way...maybe the tree will look edible during Ramadan

Answer 5

it looks like an image from the video in The Ring lol

Answer 6

it kinda makes me think death.

inshallah no i will not feel this during ramadan.

Answer 7

It's a terribly powerful tree. Disaster has occurred. Evil is everywhere.

That's what I see

Answer 8

It makes me think of a storm, which I love storms, I think they are peaceful.

Yeah I'll feel peaceful during Ramadan Inshallah :)

Answer 9

scary, dark, black, stormy, weird-

im not so sure my feelings will change during ramadan....

Answer 10

not ramadan. loneliness is depited.

Answer 11

right now i think taht i'm standing right in the middle of it.  

Ramadan feelin like that??? Heck no!!! :P lool

Answer 12

sadness

the tree unable to weather the storm.   Its still standing but badly beaten and is all alone.

i dont know how to relate this to ramadan?  

Answer 13

First thing i thought, was, "The Last Hour"..

Will you feel the same about it during Ramadan?

edit: I think I'll feel like~ oh I've seen this picture online somewhere before (lol.. :)

Answer 14

Well, it looks like the kind of weather you usually get in England during winter. When you're indoors, sitting by the fire with a blanket, a hot cup of coco and a good book with a cat on your lap, looking out of the window to see that image.

Yes, yes I can imagine.

Answer 15

Cloud

Answer 16

Ramadan for me is about forbearance; and endurance in the face of the distress that many ordinarily suffer from. Kind of like "sharing the pain," but not just verbally.

That picture does symbolise some of those qualities, for me.

We are not allowed to ask questions about Ramadan on here. Only random irrelevant questions are allowed.