more blossoms
Good Friday fast approaches
Crown of Thorns
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Sharing again my Crown of Thorns which blossomed this year for the first time, it was a gift from the lady plant seller where i buy plants. Today is Passion Sunday also called Palm Sunday - Holy Week begins. When we meet next Sunday it will be in Celebration of Easter
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Sundays are always special here at Lunch Break. Today is #77 in the series Sunday Lime How is your Sunday going email me post a COMMENT or leave a link to your blog at the linky below
Poetry Pantry 294
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Recuerda Mi Corazon haiku my heart - passion
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Mosiac Monday
I hate to mention this, but did you realize there is a typo in the haiga? You have "past" instead of "fast." I love the flowers! Lucky you, we're back down to temperatures in the 20s today.
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Beautiful flowers accompanied by an equally beautiful poem :D
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Lots of love,
Sanaa
My mother grew this plant indoors and was able to get it to flower...indeed a gift in this holy time!
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ReplyDeleteThank you Diane, i edited it
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Thanks Sanaa,
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Happy you dropped in Donna
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Thank you for your appreciation Magaly
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they are truly beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteenjoyed the poem! :)
How beautiful the blooms!
ReplyDeleteThe beauty of flowers in bloom..
ReplyDeleteGreat and telling counter balance here - nicely done, Gillena. With Best Wishes Scott www.scotthastie.com
ReplyDeleteSo apt to have a bloom like that on that important day of Easter...
ReplyDeleteI always learn so much about flowers from you....thank you :-)
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Thanks for dropping in Trudessa
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Thanks for dropping in Bjorn
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Glad you dropped by CC
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Yes, I'm in the same mood.
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Beautiful flowers and beautiful words Gillena...I hope you have a beautiful Easter.
ReplyDeleteAh yes....at this time of year the blossoms DO lead to the crown of thorns; but we have to keep looking forward, as after the crossof thorns resurrection follows.
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Thank you Carrie
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Indeed Mary
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As a child, I could never understood why the day of crucifixion was called "good." Somewhere along the line I began to see that Roman 8:28 is a key that unlocks many of life's mysteries!
ReplyDeleteI love how your poetry is is relevant and timely Gillena and you not only color us with your writing but with photos as well.
ReplyDeleteThose are euphorbia right? My mother used to have lots of those.
ReplyDeleteAh a very time haiku Gillena. Have a blessed holy week
Lovely haiga. (Here, 'crown of thorns' are starfish!)
ReplyDeleteI love the contrast between the crown and thorns - each beautiful in their own way
ReplyDeleteHappy you dropped in MMT
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Thanks for your appreciation Robin
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Thanks Totomia and yes the crown of thorn plant is in the genus Euphorbia
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Thanks for your appreciation Jae
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Happy you dropped in Gattina
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Thanks for dropping in Scott
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Lovely flowers, Gillena!
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Thank you Sara
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I must say that your crown of thorns is a more robust plant than what we have in Canada.
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I once had this Euphorbia milii with white flowers. A nice plant.
ReplyDeleteHow great that your flower finally bloomed, and at just the right time. Happy week, Gillena.
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Happy you dropped in Riitta
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Thank you JC
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