suburban waterfalls
dry blossoms dappled with damp,
clematis stars
Note: This haiku is in honor of Chèvrefeuille, who is now running haiku prompts on WordPress, yeah!! I had such trouble finding him on blogspot. This week’s prompt is Waterfall. If you’ve seen the Carpe Diem Haiku Kai, here’s your chance to join the party.
36 thoughts on “Waterfall on a Dry Day”
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Very pretty photo love the drops of water on the clematis Brenda and the haiku is lovely …
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Georgia, Thanks for dropping by! Makes it easier to find you and return the visit. 🙂 And thanks for your lovely words. Hugs, Brenda
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know what you mean … hugs to you too dear Brenda! Have a nice day!
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This is lovely! I would have never thought of using this prompt in an urban setting, but you made it work wonderfully.
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Thanks! I love to run through waterfalls, natural or suburban. LOL
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Lovely Haiku…
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Thanks!!
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i love them for their beauty and their strength. love your haiku too.
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Thanks! 🙂
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very beautiful 🙂
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Thank you!!
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Good day Brenda, What a nicely written haiku in response on Waterfall. I have linked your post to my wordpress post. And I am happy to see you here on WordPress …
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It was a pure pleasure. 🙂
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Clematis are stars of the day and night.
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Yes, they are stars of the garden!
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Beautiful!
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Thanks!!
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What beautiful clematis!!! Hugs, N 🙂
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Thanks! Hugs, Brenda
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Wow yours are doing wonderful! Beautiful purple!😄 hope you are doing well!
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Doing well, but eye lids are getting heavier. And heavier! I was up until the wee hours last night. I hear the Z Train a’comin’!
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Oh you better take your super mom self to bed so you can make more fun adventurers again tomorrow! Xo
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Yes, we had another fun day. We are looking for a good family movie to go to.
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Very nice. I love Clematis. Hugs, Barbara
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Me, too. I love vining plants with huge flowers that flourish despite being ignored. My kind of flower! 🙂 LOL Hugs, Brenda
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Well, at 64, I agree with you. I know it was different when I was younger but there is a different reality now. Hugs, Barbara
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You’ve got a couple years on me, but back pain really limits me. 🙂
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You have my empathy. I am in pain management. I hope yours will resolve. Hugs, Barbara
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What is your pain management for? I am trying a low inflammatory food lifestyle these days, and it seems to help. I hope yours resolves, too. Hugs, Brenda
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They use radio frequency to kill the nerves. It has lasted as long as 3 years. The nerves grow back but it makes it bearable usually. I have been in constant pain for 14 years. Hugs, Barbara
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Ouch!! I am so sad that you have. So much suffering in the world. I am glad they can alleviate it. Hugs, Brenda
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
A WATERFALL OF FLORALS…HOW EXCELLENT!!!!
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Love the flowers.
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Thanks! 🙂
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Love clematis! Your picture and poetry is great, and “suburban waterfalls” is a very good metaphor!
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Thank you! I was just loving your barns, how wonderful they are!
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