The sun sleeps.
Rain drizzles upon
Decaying leaves.
Misty morn.
In the bleakness, a patch of red.
Camellia blooms.
Shadorma
My Camellia plant offers a bright spot of color on this dreary January day.
January
Tag: plant
This or That
Scattered
Everywhere
Tiny seeds of kindness
Some grew and joyfully to me
Returned
Cinquain
In the morning sow your seed,
And in the evening do not withhold your hand;
For you do not know which will prosper,
Either this or that,
Or whether both alike will be good.
EccL. 11:6 NKJV
Rock Your World
Plant inspiration
And cultivate kindness
Be the i in kind
Senryu
My grand-daughter and I are enjoying painting rocks to “plant” in our Inspiration Garden.
The link below will give you more info on the Kindness Rock Project and Kindness Inspiration Gardens
Speak Seeds
Twas just a few words
They caused a mind to think
A seed was planted
Senryu
Words are also seeds, and when dropped into the invisible spiritual substance, they grow and bring forth after their kind. –Charles Fillmore
(So then, be sure the words you speak are good words)
Carefree and Cheerful
Poppy
Draped in crepe
Orange hued petals
Alive with fragility
Wind dances
Cinquain
My Jewel
Living String of Pearls
Sits upon my window sill
Silent Succulent
Haiku
(I just love my String of Pearls plant that I purchased last summer at our local Farmer’s Market. It sits on the a southern facing windowsill in my bedroom and really seems to like the filtered sunlight that streams thru as it has been steadily growing beautifully.)
Camellia Yuletide
Scarlet blooms
Amist the gloom
Of Winter’s sleep.
Syllabic Verse
My Camellia is a Winter Blooming variety called “Yuletide”. Right now in the midst of Winter it is covered in red blooms.
Garden Royalty
Non-edible crown
The blossom of the thistle
Conceals a soft heart
Haiku
Summer’s Spectacle
Fragrant pink queen
A floral celebrity
Dramatic Star Gazer
Haiku
Eye’s Delight
The lily stands tall
Soaking in the summer sun
A delight to the eye
Haiku
Leonas Lines--Poetry Plus 