at the whim of morning winds
fallen leaves in giggly swirl
splashes of color then move
in a lazy sway
Pat
11/10/22
Saw this on my morning walk.
This week over at Word Craft A Specific Form..A Kouta..a new form to me. It is a syllabic, variable odd numbered syllable lengths, the most common patterns are written in lines of alternating 7-5-7-5 syllables or 7-7-7-5 syllables.
To read more about it over at Colleens go here
For Wordless Wednesday & Flower of The Day
Pat
1/26/22
On my walk a few days ago I saw this on a sidewalk. It looked recent, but it wasn’t. This is an image with deep grooves. It looks like someone had taken the time to do this while the concrete was still wet. Usually, when I see these, it amounts to a stained imprint. This wasn’t that.
there it was
living a life held in time –
a once lively sprig
Pat
1/04/22
flurry of leaves
ride the wind –
autumn drizzle
Pat
10/22/21
We met on my morning walk. Very lively!!
Pat
wind in trees
the russle of leaves and
cicada songs-
Pat R
8/17/21
Linking to Cees Flower of the Day FOTD, to participate or see other entries go here:
Pat
7/01/21
This is the last photo on my phone for June. Linking to Brian’s Bushboy Blog. To see other entries go here
For Cee’s Flower of the Day FOTD Challenge. My large Hosta. The leaves on this thing are about one foot wide. They are the master of all they survey. The stray cat that owns my yard had kittens under there a couple years ago. We noticed them only when we were watering the garden and they ran out from the thundering noise of the water hitting the leaves.
I feel sorry for the tulips that claimed the spot first. Once the hostas started springing forth, they didn’t stand a chance. They too have unusually broad leaves! They are learning to get along.
Pat R
5/08/20
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