The verdant sea of lush green and pink, as everlastings burst forth in their annual declaration of spring. Datjoin reserve on the Burakin-Wialki Road today.
Ah, spring, such seduction, such beauty,
a carpet of vibrant surprise.
At your invitation
I traced your rain gouged furrows,
I fell in love with you and
caressed your beauty as I
lay in your lush and verdant places,
never once averting my eyes.
©Paul Vincent Cannon
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I thought I might feel jealous of your moving into spring but actually, autumn is my favourite season with winter a close second. It reminds me how we all need to slow down and hibernate sometimes… crawling into a comfy cave and sleeping for a few months sounds far too attractive right now.
Beautiful poems x
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I like both, so many rich changes in the natural world that affect me deeply 🙂 Thank you Juliette.
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What an amazing sight and I love your poetic response to it!
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Many thanks Sgeoil
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You are most welcome!
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Gorgeous scene and words, Paul!
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Thank you Sandy, much appreciated.
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Welcome.
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❤️❤️
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Beautiful description of the spring and the beauty it beings which is indeed seductive.
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Thank you so much Megha
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Thank you for that
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Thank you Ana
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Beautiful picture 💕💕💕
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Thanks so much OJ 🙂
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Welcome dear
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It reminds me of Eneabba, but they have mainly white and yellow, swathes of them, and it’s not a place I’d call verdant at any other time of the year, but Spring … the shows are magical.
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We are moving into autumn right now – with still sunny days 🙂
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Yes, that amazing difference between north and south, and the changes. 🙂
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Beautiful imagery !
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So beautiful the place and flowees and your poem
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Absolutely, such a great day
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Spring has come!Beautiful!!:D
In Japan,as soon as Autumn~:D
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Yes, always the cycle of the seasons
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Oh, you make me dream about springtime and autumn is coming! …
Have a nice sunday!
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You too Katherine, and thank you.
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💝💗💖❤️
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What an amazingly lovely place! It goes well with your poem, Paul.
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Thank you so much Winnie
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You’re welcome, Paul!
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I can only image what that carpet of flowers must look and smell like in person. I haven’t seen anything like that in years.
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Here it is a paradox given the soil and low rainfall yet here’s this carpet of colour, just amazing
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The words and the image compliment each other.
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Thank you Rupali, so kind
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She sure is a lovely meadow indeed! ❤ attired in my fav color too 🙂
Blessings!
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Reblogged this on Alessandria today.
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wow what a spectacular photo and sensual poem to express the beauty of nature 🙂
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Thank you so much Kate 🙂
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you’re most welcome 🙂
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🙂
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You have an amazing gift with words
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Very kind, appreciated.
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