invisible lines
trace Caladium edges -
as morning greetings
© gillena cox 2017
The Caladium in the image is from my garden. Eyes all rested, i'm back with this week's serving of The Sunday Standard. Here in T&T we have two national holidays this month, August 1st was Emancipation Day (Wikipedia say we are the only country with this holiday) and as well, on August 31st we will celebrate Independence.
Sunday Smiles
As well - a little serving of Basho
In the twilight rain
these brilliant-hued hibiscus . . .
A lovely sunset
© Matsuo Bashō 1644-1694
Blog hopping today at
Poetry Pantry #365
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Recuerda Mi Corazon - edges
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Carpe Diem
Writing and enjoying haiku.4
Enjoy The Music
Before you leave see also
Sunday Savvy 46
Sunday Lime 46
6 August 2015
I like those edges, whether sight or touch or need to write leads me there first. Good Morning!
ReplyDeleteThank you for dropping in Susan
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Happy to see you're back and feeling better!
ReplyDeleteI do so appreciate these morning greetings! A blessed Sunday to you, Gillena.
ReplyDeleteAll lovely reading.
ReplyDeleteI think you must have a beautiful garden. Pleased you are back and feeling better now.A blessed Sunday to you Gillena.
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Your emancipation day is a great idea and should be celebrated.
Just lovely. Happy Sunday to you.
ReplyDeleteThanks Diane
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Happy you dropped in Cressida
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Thank you Mary
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Gorgeous write, Gillena 💖
ReplyDeleteAh, the beautiful Caladium........I love the image you created with poem and plant........
ReplyDeleteThank you for these morning lines that takes me into your garden and your lovely haiku Gillena!
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ReplyDeleteMy mother used to grow caladium. I had not thought of them for years. Thank you for the trip down memory lane with your lovely words.
This is precious, Gillena... in word and image. Thanks so much for sharing. Enjoy your Sunday.
ReplyDeleteP.S. The leaf makes me think of home... Thank you for that, too. :-)
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happy you dropped in Lea
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Glad you dropped by Bev
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Thank you Magaly, glad you dropped by
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You always have an upbeat poem, happy Sunday to you!
ReplyDeleteThank you Truedessa
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Lovely and nuanced. I enjoyed your post!
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ReplyDeleteNicely done! Hope you had a wonderful Sunday! Blessings!
ReplyDeletePretty pretty colours..
ReplyDeleteThank you Wendy
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Thanks for dropping in Martin
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Thank you Paloma
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Happy you dropped in Ranjani
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A real beauty Gillena :o) xxx
ReplyDeleteWonderful haiga Gillena.
ReplyDeleteYour haiku has a mystery to it that I enjoy. Your Basho selection is stunning and fits well with yours.
ReplyDeleteI love your haiku, such a beautiful leave with the pink in it... something to draw as well as write about. No, we don't have "emancipation day' in the Netherlands, maybe we should have! Thanks for visiting my blog earlier, hug from Holland!
ReplyDeleteGlad you dropped in Marit
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Thanks for dropping by Cedar Wind
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Thanks for dropping in Kristjaan
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Nicely Done! Lovely
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping in Dolores
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rested beautiful eyes, full radiant heart! always a pleasure to be with you and rest in your beauty.
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