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profusion
blooming
yellow ixoras

tis the month of March
in some climes Spring time
buds burst open

dry season
in the tropics
still today rain

cloud blanket
offers an overcast
no bird songs

bright umbrellas
will have to do their part
adding cherry notes
© gillena cox 2017

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Quadrille #28

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#31 Vintage French

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28 comments:

  1. Lisabella Russo5:02 PM

    How wonderful and elegant your words are...

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    1. Gillena Cox8:00 PM

      Thank you for dropping by Lisa

      Much love...

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  2. brudberg5:06 PM

    I do love the bright umbrellas and how different seasons can be.

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    1. Gillena Cox8:00 PM

      Thank you for your appreciation Björn

      Much love..

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  3. Frank Hubeny5:37 PM

    Bright umbrellas definitely help to cheer one up.

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    1. Gillena Cox8:01 PM

      Thank you for dropping by Frank

      Much love...

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  4. Victoria Ceretto-Slotto5:56 PM

    It was the umbrellas that brought a smile to my face, too. Even in the same part of the world, nature can fool us. It feels like summer here in the Southwest US while the Northeast is facing a blizzard. Go figure.

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    1. Gillena Cox8:01 PM

      Thank you for your appreciation Victoria

      Much love...

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  5. indybev6:13 PM

    Thank you for reminding us Spring is not the same everywhere, and it is raining in dry tropical climes. Beautiful words!

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    1. Gillena Cox8:02 PM

      Happy you dropped in Bev

      Much love...

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  6. Grace6:19 PM

    I will happily exchange rain for snow and see the flowers blooming ~

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    1. Gillena Cox8:02 PM

      Glad you dropped by Grace

      Much love...

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  7. Sanaa Rizvi6:20 PM

    bright umbrellas
    will have to do their part
    adding cherry notes

    Soo lovely!!❤️

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    1. Gillena Cox8:03 PM

      Happy you dropped in Sanaa

      Much love...

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  8. Kim M. Russell6:56 PM

    That's a cheerful Quadrille, Gillena, with its 'yellow ixoras' and 'bright umbrellas' and I love those cherry notes!

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    1. Gillena Cox8:03 PM

      Thanknyou for your appreciation Kim

      Much love...

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  9. Roses, Lace and Brocante7:33 PM

    Love your Haiku Gillena!
    Spring can be many things to many people.
    ...Cloud and blanket and
    ...Bright umbrellas - I love those words!
    Shane x

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    1. Gillena Cox8:04 PM

      Thankbyou for your appreciation Shane

      Much love...

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  10. lynn__9:57 PM

    I love the bright umbrellas' cherry (or is it cheery?) notes! Either works, I think :)

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  11. Truedessa10:32 PM

    I'm with Grace, I'll take the rain, we are going to get hit with a blizzard.

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  12. Maggie8:29 AM

    Thanks for your postcard from the tropics, your words describe the season wonderfully well so that we almost feel the rain hitting our umbrellas!
    Have a superb week, hope the sun comes out soon.

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  13. Anonymous1:37 PM

    Oh so lovely...cherry notes from umbrellas is a stunning line

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  14. Gillena Cox2:44 PM

    Thank you for dropping in Trudessa, Stay safe

    much love...

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  15. Gillena Cox2:45 PM

    Thank you for your appreciation Maggie

    much love...

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  16. Gillena Cox2:46 PM

    Thank you Paul

    much love...

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  17. Gillena Cox2:48 PM

    Lynn thank you for dropping in, it should be cheery notes, , the way I have it it is a typo error. Thank you I really didn't realize I had type it in that way,

    But I agree with you cherry note works well also

    much love...

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  18. Anonymous1:54 PM

    What a great glimpse into spring!

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  19. ZQ4:30 PM

    Well, well written and bittersweet.
    :)
    ZQ

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