green starbursts
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blue muscari peeps
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lines that aim to be
And then I stop and sit and eat.
Yes, we need spring and very soon summer. Great poem! Michael
It’s here already I’m pleased to say. The last few weeks have been hard, but the sun is back.
Still gloomy here. Rain by the evening in forecast
We have straight sunshines into next month. Apparently.
👍👍
You are blessed, Jane! Is there not the saying “Life like God in France “. 🙂
It’s a German (or Yiddish) saying which I didn’t know. I wish it was true that the republican spirit was as strong as when that expression was first coined.
Oh yes, Jane!
🙂
These are beautiful.
The wild flowers are beautiful. And they grow exactly where they please.
My kind of flowers.
Mine too.
Reblogged this on Frank J. Tassone and commented:
#Haiku Happenings #4: Jane Dougherty’s latest haiku!
Thank you Frank 😉
My pleasure 😇
🙂
Glorious 💜
Cheers!
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Great poem. Lovely images in your words. Vivid.
Thank you! I’m trying hard with haiku, concentrating on the image rather than the syllables.
I can feel it!
🙂
It’s almost spring break, so I hope I will be munching on green starburst and writing haikus soon. This was beautiful.
Thank you! Spring has broken here. The weather forecasters have promised 🙂