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Saturday, September 22, 2012

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Renku Saturday 28


at this time
morning glories fix the color
deep blue
Masaoka Shiki (1867 – 1902)


the plumbagos
even their stems
blue
--gillena cox,TT


blue moon
hydrangeas blushing
midnight pink
-- Alegria Imperial,BC


in blue dreamland
under her cotton sheets -
lazy morning
--Patrick Fetu,FR


Deep blue
I am
--Lorraine,CA


I want to steal the word “blue”
into every poem...
Blue is an attitude
--Colleen Redman,US
read the whole poem here


midnight blue . . .
staring at
a blank page
-- Bill,US


blue handblown glass
his hand shapes a corn flower
with no prompting
-- Adelaide,US



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23 comments:

  1. Alegria Imperial3:59 PM

    blue moon
    hydrangeas blushing
    midnight pink

    If you think it's okay, for publication, Gillena. Thanks for your invitation!

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  2. Gillena Cox5:18 PM

    Thank you for sharin Alee

    much love...

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  3. SandyCarlson11:19 PM

    Stunning!

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  4. Out of Sight L7:57 AM

    Deep blue
    I am

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  5. Crafty Green Poet9:00 AM

    what a lovely flowery blue post!

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  6. Gillena Cox9:46 AM

    Sandy thank you for stopping by

    much love...

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  7. Gillena Cox9:47 AM

    Lorraine, i'm putting your words upfront


    much love...

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  8. Gillena Cox9:49 AM

    Juliet the photo is of a blue plumbago i planted in 2010; it has since dried out, i plan on planting another the flowers are so pretty


    much love...

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  9. colleen1:35 PM

    I love blue, a paraphrase on I love you. Here is my contribution to the color you have so aptly highlighted: http://www.looseleafnotes.com/wp/2005/07/something-blue%E2%80%A6/

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  10. Bill2:53 PM

    midnight blue . . .
    staring at
    a blank page

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  11. Gillena Cox4:08 PM

    Welcome to Lunch Break colleen and thank you for sharing your link; i've excerpted and will post upfront

    much love...

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  12. Gillena Cox4:09 PM

    Thank you Bill, i'm posting your sharing upfront

    much love...

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  13. Anonymous4:20 PM

    plum beautiful ;) and inspirational for those with the talent

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  14. Geraldine4:45 PM

    Oh, I love them all. Wonderful post Gillena!


    my email:

    mypoeticpath@myway.com

    Book swap sounds good, review swap too? Thanks for your comment and good suggestion.

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  15. Adelaide6:17 PM

    blue handblown glass
    his hand shapes a corn flower
    with no prompting

    Adelaide

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  16. Gillena Cox6:55 PM

    Geralding thank you for stopping by i will email you re book swap

    much love...

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  17. Gillena Cox6:56 PM

    Adelaide thank you for your sharing

    much love...

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  18. Ralph7:37 PM

    The ground is a grayish brown monochrome underneath the plant life - not so much boring, but a bit bland The green plant breaks up the monotony, but the blue one - it feels like the sky in that disarming blue. As if heaven took root on the earth - a wonderful capture in its contrasts...

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  19. Gillena Cox8:37 AM

    Ralph welcome to Lunch Break; thank you for your appreciation of this piece


    much love...

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  20. Gemma Wiseman4:16 PM

    Beautiful and delicate little flower, so lovely in contrast with the earthy tones.

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  21. Magical Mystical Teacher4:43 PM

    It's plumbago lovely!

    Tree Silhouette

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  22. Jeannie Marie3:19 AM

    Very beautiful plumbago! I'm late to shadow shot Sunday this week, but catching up!

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  23. Huldra6:32 PM

    Beautiful blues :)

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