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among nodding flower heads
scattered like spring snow.
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among nodding flower heads
scattered like spring snow.
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Spring snow – now, that’s a thought 🙂
I know, it happens for some people, but we don’t get snow even in winter 🙂
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Concise and thoughtful imagery. Good job.
Thank you, Millie. Glad you approve 🙂
Climatically doubtful but poetically delicate and delightful. Nice work Jane.
Seems like there are a few people who find spring snow all too common. I’m glad to say that, as in your neck of the woods, it’s an extremely unlikely event here.