Precious little lives
pelted on by snow
Mischief making nature
Blew a big surprise
She teased the clouds
And made them drop
the biggest flakes she could
And yet the flowers linger
never giving up on spring.
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Apr
16
2014
The same happened to us. Ice on the forsythia bushes this morning!! But spring is stubborn and it shall win. Lovely pics, as usual, Linda. thanks!
Thanks Maryse. Yes, I agree, spring will win. I can’t believe I have my first art show in less than 3 weeks. I am routing for spring to fast forward!
BEE-U-TEE-FULL, Linda!! Love your perspectives in these images. I don’t recognize the blue flowers or the yellow one. You stumped me. The third is a tulip? I think? Your sweet little poem I just skipped on like a little kid. Just wonderful!!! xx Amy
Thank you Amy! The yellow one is the back of a pansey. I know it looks so different without the little face, right? And the blue is a type of iris. I believe it’s called orchid iris. And the tulip is a harvest tulip.
YES! I thought it was an Iris, but I then thought, no, it’s too early. What a different way to shoot a pansy. Very cool, Linda. LOL xx
So sweet and beautiful! A perfect harmony of photos and poem! Like a little morning gift to me! Thank you! 🙂
Thank you Line, I’m glad you liked it. It’s morning for you, and bedtime for us! Hope you’re getting used to your new home.
“You’ve gotta get down, get down, get down, on your knees; you’ve got to get hum-ble, if Love will see you eye to eye.” – Sephora
If we could just emulate Nature, we could learn to be noble….
Lovely lovely poem.
thank you John. Sephora is right! hehe. I was almost down on my knees to get this picture. Eye to eye with the flowers.
fresh and beautiful 🙂
thank you Joshi Daniel.
Oh these are some sad photos aren’t they? Mischief making nature to be sure! Great wording. Here the flowers have not even dared think to come out of the ground.
Yes Sue, they were sad! Maybe your flowers are smarter than ours, they are waiting until the weather is more stable!
Smarter or scared out of their wits. One or the other. 🙂
That’s beautiful! Ooh, those poor flowers! 😦 At least we can wrap up warm, they have no choice. But they are strong survivors!! 🙂
Yes that’s so true Suzy, we can wrap up warm! And go inside. But they truly are survivors. The early spring flowers are probably the most hardy.
These are absolutely stunning shots Linda. Love them all. 😀
Thank you Sonel! The snow didn’t last very long, thankfully!
Oh, but I do so love these snow shots with the colourful and beautiful flowers in it. What a pity. But I am sure you want Spring there so I am not going to keep you from it. 😀
Love the lightness … hopefully the snow was just as light and melted quickly!
Thank you Val. Yes, it all melted within the next 2 days.
Just what the Doctor ordered–and I will never not like a photo of spring flowers. Never!
Thank you JunkChuck, I agree. Flowers are like little pieces of art to me, and I find them beautiful no matter what season they’re in.
Linda, although the snow was not welcome, it made a lovely backdrop for the flowers. You’ve turned the situation into something beautiful with your words and pictures.
Blessings ~ Wendy ❀
Excellent photos and Lovely blog, Cheers, Aquileana 🙂
Thank you Aquileana!