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Tuesday, March 03, 2015

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a wildflower
in the path of sunlight -
revellery

❧✿❧

singing its name
into the light of morning
kiskadee
© gillena cox

'singing its name' a repost of March 19, 2010






blog hopping today at
Carpe Diem #679, Light


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will Link also to
Shadow Shot Sunday 2
at

20 comments:

  1. Out of Sight L8:56 AM

    You make me yearn to hear one, is that even possible, In Canada ? I love this my dear Gillena, don't give up on me or my inability to join in groups

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  2. Gillena Cox9:23 AM

    happy you dropped in Lorraine

    much love...

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  3. Magyar11:26 AM

    Nice

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  4. Gillena Cox12:45 PM

    Thanks Magyar

    much love...

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  5. Unknown3:38 PM

    Very nice, a soft touch, as always

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  6. Gillena Cox8:11 PM

    thanks Hamish

    much love...

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  7. Blog It Or Lose It9:12 PM

    These made me happy, Gillena --- beautifully done. :)

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  8. Sarav2:07 AM

    Mmmm, lovely write. Thank you for the smiles. :-)

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    1. Gillena Cox4:53 AM

      Happy you dropped in Sara

      Much love...

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  9. Gillena Cox4:53 AM

    Glad you stopped by Jen

    Much love...

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  10. Janice7:08 PM

    two very lovely haiku! Peace.

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  11. Chèvrefeuille10:24 PM

    Nice set Gillena ... sweet and fragile in all it's facets ... thanks!

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  12. Gillena Cox6:15 AM

    thanks Janice

    much love...

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  13. Gillena Cox6:15 AM

    Happy you dropped in Kristjaan

    much love...

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  14. Adelaide10:28 PM

    Two lovely spring haiku. We are still waiting for the cold to go away.

    Adelaide

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  15. Gillena Cox11:49 PM

    thanks for dropping in Adelaide

    much love...

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  16. Paula Scott Molokai Girl Studio11:11 AM

    Makes me think of summer days that are yet to come.

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  17. Ralph12:29 PM

    The littlest small flower needs not a gardener nor fertilizer - a little bit of sun lets this small flora rise tall. An unplanned miracle1

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  18. Nonnie12:40 PM

    thanks, with your lovely verse, introducing the beauty of the kiskadee!

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  19. Magical Mystical Teacher2:07 PM

    I'm reveling in your photo and haiku!

    Watercolor Brush

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