Cynthia

Afternoon Wandering

Saturday, 10. May 2008, 18:14:57

Blossoms tickle toes
From the dew drops sprouting growth
Perfumed poems with no sound

Skipping through the day
Compliments of sunshine beams
Entwined with the cloud's soft rain

Dinner on the BalconyMorning Tea

Comments

Lois # 10. May 2008, 20:02

You are an amazing poet, Cynthia. You take feelings that other people find too vague to even be aware of and put them into beautiful words.

Cynthia # 10. May 2008, 20:19

Lois, that is just the nicest thing for you to say. Thank you so much for the kindness within your compliment.

Lois # 10. May 2008, 20:20

Nothing more than the truth!

Allan # 10. May 2008, 20:46

You did it again; produced a verbal image I'll carry with me for some time.

"Perfumed poems with no sound"

Cynthia # 10. May 2008, 21:26

Thank you, Mr. Ricewood. Sincerely, thank you for saying this. It's the photographers that helped jar it out of me.

Cynthia # 10. May 2008, 21:27

Lois, thank you so much!

Clance # 11. May 2008, 01:21

I think what I like best, is the feel in every work. You love to write, and it shows in the elegance achieved with the words you offer

Cynthia # 11. May 2008, 02:46

Hi Clance!

Léazz # 11. May 2008, 05:11

Beautiful. Have a great weekend ahead.

Cynthia # 11. May 2008, 05:47

Thanks Lea!

José Torres # 11. May 2008, 11:18

Lovely!

Cynthia # 11. May 2008, 16:46

Thank you, Ze!

lamberto acyatan # 12. May 2008, 02:01

Truly one of my favorite poet.;-)

Cynthia # 12. May 2008, 02:32

Thank you so much, my favorite artist.;-)

solid copper # 12. May 2008, 04:35

Ooooh I love this one !

Cynthia # 12. May 2008, 04:40

Hi solid copper! Thank you ... and commenting! Thank you so much!

studio41 # 18. August 2008, 06:51

Columbine, so lovely!

Cynthia # 18. August 2008, 12:50

Thanks! It is a very old part of the yard.

studio41 # 19. August 2008, 03:22

do you enjoy it? does it keep spreading? I love my Columbine and intentionally break of the tops to spread more each year, however I imagine at one point I will say enough... what is the flower in the background? pretty the way it's set.

Cynthia # 19. August 2008, 10:11

Thanks! Yes, I very much enjoy it. All of the pink in the picture is the same flower. I do the same thing with the tops each year. This is actually not part of the yard, but part of the hillside. It is so hard to cut the grass there. You cannot use a lawn mower in that area, so I am very happy it spreads.

studio41 # 19. August 2008, 22:15

a hillside like that is a wonderful canvas for all sorts of wildflowers, I imagine... Columbine is a great photo op, it's so delicate, feminine and complex-- just like a lady!

Cynthia # 19. August 2008, 23:43

It really is a very feminine flower especailly in the pale pink. This year I found another sort of columbine growing up towards the trees. It is very different than the traditional one here. Here's a photo http://my.opera.com/Cynthia23/albums/showpic.dml?album=514274&picture=7260589 of it. I quickly dug it up and moved it. I didn't want it to disturb this wonderful path of flowers.

studio41 # 20. August 2008, 01:38

I was delighted to see a very pale pink sort in my garden this summer, too... I didn't know if it was a variety from a friend or if because I spread the seed around it turned a different shade due to more acidic soil... I just wondered...

Cynthia # 20. August 2008, 02:34

The light shade of pink are the ones that were planted here a few decades ago, the dark purple was the one that I had not seen before.