You keep your heart closed.
But it’s time to let go now,
brave the warmth of Spring
spring
Look Forward
Snowdrops – Haiku
Pearls in the garden
gleaming through the bawdy weeds
singing of the spring
Bounty – haiku
A laden table
heavy with spring’s sweet nectar
is a gift to share
Reflection – Haiku
naked winter tree
peering over verdant pond
rehearses for spring
25th April 2017
For goodness sake, it’s April
And yet the wind is wickedly shaking
The blossom from the cherry
So that it blankets the ground
In pink petal snow
It’s April and on Sunday
We sat in the garden in the sun
Drinking chilled wine, yet
Just two days later
My cheeks are pinched red
From the cold
All hail, its April
Ice crystals hit the window panes
The dog growls at them
Indignant at their intrusion
But then a flashy rainbow
Signals spring
Heralds – haiku
The pearl sky is filled
With a chattering of birds
The clamour of spring
Dalliance
Lets go down to the bluebell wood
to lie beneath the new sprung leaves
and let the patterns of their shadows
dance upon our bodies
And we’ll snuggle
to annul the fresh spring breeze
which bears the scent
of those virgin flowers
that wreath us as we watch
the insects search
for nectar
They’ll be no apples nor any snakes
and yet we’ll sin as one
hidden there in bliss
amongst the bracken
and lucky white heather
Proud Mummy
Spring has sprung in our garden pond!
A year in colour
Posted in response to the Daily Post weekly photo challenge. This week’s theme ‘Seasons’
As the year rolls by
nature’s bold palette mellows
to soft autumn hues