Embroidering with
your delicate blooms
Neighbor’s trellis
you did climb
Memories awakened
by your sweet scent
What childhood thoughts
come to mind
Red upon petals
and no longer pure
Bridal white
becomes streaked
Mixing up all the colors
on her vine
Grandma vents
about the bees
Fragrance of love
drifting through our window
Blooms and tendrils
are my pride
Climbing rainbow
grasping white picket fence
First garden
as a young bride
Her tendrils are claws
sharp as a bee’s sting
She climbs too
but just a tree
As dainty as any
springtime blossom
Our first cat
christened “Sweat-pea”
Sow sweet memories
forever to bloom
Planting
in April showers
I stow away seeds
at each season’s end
Summer was made
for flowers.
2012/Wendy
I bought my Grandmother a package of white sweet-pea seeds, years ago, to help offset the mixing up of colors that the bees had caused in her garden. They have been at it in my garden, too!
Blooming where I’m planted ~ Wendy
You’re such a great poet and photographer Wendy! It’s always a pleasure to stop by your blog 🙂
I am honored that you like my pictures. Your photography inspires me to reach for the stars… I really enjoy this hobby and your photos shows that you enjoy this art, too!
~ Wendy
Absolutely gorgeous! I love this!!
Thank you, Juliana! ~ Wendy
You are so welcome! 🙂
Very lovely, Wendy–both photos and words! God bless you–love, sis Caddo
Thank you Caddo… hugs ~ Wendy
What beautiful colors on those flowers! Sweet peas are so pretty! Great photos!
Thank you! Sweet peas are my favorite annual.
~ Wendy
You are amazing!
Thanks for your encouragement!
~ Wendy
Thank you for that delightful tour of the trellis!
‘Pea’-ce! 😉 ~Beth
🙂 You are welcome – thanks for the fun comment!
~ Wendy
Gorgeous photography!
Thank you!
~ Wendy
~Wendy, Your blog, photos & writing are wonderful !
Greg
Thank you, Greg, I appreciate the encouragement! I always enjoy your pictures and your haiku.
Blessings dear friend ~ Wendy 🙂