let Easter come when it will -
the tree peony.
cuttings hang like Christmas chains
from the spiders' silks
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11 comments:
Very enjoyable especially the second one :-).
beautiful spring images
Two beautiful spring images.
Great picture. I am hoping we will be able to grow some pretty things here and still have the critters to watch. Where we lived previously the critters there ate everything we planted. Ha.
I particularly like your second haiku. I can see the grass chains now.
Never even thought about it but have seen grass clippings hanging like decorations on spider webs. Neat post.
Love them both.
Beautiful photos and haiku. Love the tree peony!
Lovely spring haikus, Dave.
Pamela
Delightful haikus. I smell spring in the air.
Lovely haiku and lovely photo.
And thanks so much for participating in this week's Limerick-Off!
Windsmoke
Thanks for that.
Isabel
Glad you liked them.
anothynorth
much appreciated.
TechnoBabe
One of the critters of whom you speak demolished the tree peony during the night!
Best of luck with yours.
Honest Abe
They were quite spectacular - in a small way. Thanks.
Carl
Thanks Carl
Mary
I snapped it just in time. Alas, it is no more.
Pamela
Thanks Pam.
Bee's Blog
Me too. Hope we're not being too optimistic.
Madeleine
Thanks for that. Enjoyed the participation.
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