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Sunday, August 18, 2019

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after the rain
there they lay in pinks and whites -
fallen blossoms
© gillena cox 2019


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[As I haiku my heart today 'blossom fall']

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Sundays are always special here at Lunch Break. Today is #49 of the series SUMI-E SUNDAYS. Tell me about your Sunday
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REVISIT
Sunday Standard 49
Sunday Lime 49
18 August 2017


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39 comments:

  1. Jae Rose7:16 AM

    How beautiful :-)

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  2. Gillena Cox7:23 AM

    Thanks for dropping by Jae

    Much❤🕊❤love

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  3. Magical Mystical Teacher7:30 AM

    Even ripped from the tree by the rain, the blossoms are beautiful.

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  4. Gillena Cox7:34 AM

    Aha!
    Thanks for dropping by Maggie

    Much❤🕊❤love

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  5. Thotpurge7:42 AM

    enduring beauty!

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    1. Gillena Cox9:22 AM

      Aha!
      Thanks for dropping by Rajani

      Much❤🕊❤love

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  6. James7:58 AM

    i love the visuals your poem give me! Happy Sunday!

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    1. Gillena Cox9:23 AM

      Thanks for your appreciation James

      Much❤🕊❤love

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  7. Sherry Blue Sky8:32 AM

    Lovely, Gillena. We may get some light rain today, which my blooms will drink in......then many petunias will shrivel!

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  8. Gillena Cox9:23 AM

    Thanks for dropping by Sherry

    Much ❤🕊❤love

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  9. brudberg11:02 AM

    There is so much beauty in sadness.

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    1. Gillena Cox12:04 PM

      Thank you for your appreciation Björn

      Much❤🕊❤love

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  10. Cressida de Nova11:12 AM

    you paint a lovely image of wet blossoms.

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    1. Gillena Cox12:05 PM

      Thank you for your appreciation Cressida

      Much❤🕊❤love

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  11. Rommy11:24 AM

    The rain can only take those things that only had a tenuous hold to begin with.

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    1. Gillena Cox12:05 PM

      Thank you for your apprecistion Rommy

      Much❤🕊❤love

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  12. H. Hennenburg11:55 AM

    I love this. Beautiful unto death. And then of course cycling back into life. I always enjoy your accompanying sketches!

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  13. Gillena Cox12:06 PM

    Thank you for your appreciation H

    Much❤🕊❤love

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  14. Sanaa Rizvi12:52 PM

    Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous 💖💖💖

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    1. Gillena Cox2:17 PM

      Happy you dropped by Sanaa

      Much❤🕊❤love

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  15. Kim M. Russell2:03 PM

    Delicate and beautiful, Gillena!

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  16. Gillena Cox2:18 PM

    Thank you for your appreciation Kim

    Much❤🕊❤love

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  17. tonispencer3:51 PM

    an exquisite haiku.

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    1. Gillena Cox4:50 PM

      Thanks for your appreciation Toni

      Much❤🕊❤love

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  18. C. Sandlin4:35 PM

    All the fallen flowers can be quite a sight. I'm partial to mounds of spent camellias, who seem to have exhausted themselves, and the fluffs of crepe myrtle blossoms.

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  19. Gillena Cox4:51 PM

    Thanks for your appreciation Chrissa

    Much❤🕊❤love

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  20. Mary6:11 PM

    Describes our weather today.

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    1. Gillena Cox1:36 AM

      Happy you dropped by Mary

      Much❤🕊❤love

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  21. Wendy Bourke7:04 PM

    Lovely … a seasonal nod evoked so delicately - some skilful word crafting in this perfect haiku.

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    1. Gillena Cox1:37 AM

      Thank you for your appreciation Wendy

      Much❤🕊❤love

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  22. Lea8:52 PM

    The petals are little boats for the raindrops to ride... lovely Gillena!

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    1. Gillena Cox1:37 AM

      Thanks for your appreciation Lea

      Much❤🕊❤love

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  23. Old Egg10:18 PM

    Plants are much more resilient than humans for if we had our heads knocked of that's it, but those plants will bloom again.

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  24. Gillena Cox1:35 AM

    Thanks for dropping by Vivian

    Much❤🕊❤love

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  25. Gillena Cox1:38 AM

    😊 thanks for your appreciation Robin

    Much❤🕊❤love

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  26. Marit3:09 AM

    Your haiku reminds me of our old home, where we had a blossom-tree in the front yard.... a lovely memory!

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  27. Gillena Cox5:33 AM

    Thanks for your appreciation Marit

    Much❤🕊❤love

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  28. rebecca2:29 PM

    your haiku have a way of sweeping me off my feet-your fallen blossoms are no exception!

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  29. Gillena Cox6:17 PM

    Thanks for your appreciation Rebecca

    Much❤🕊❤love

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