With treacle, a radish and bee’s knees,
Fae Rose grew apricot roses with ease.
She turned away blight,
With joy and delight,
And her ladybugs gave aphids a squeeze.
Copyright 2014 Brenda Davis Harsham
Note: This poem is a limerick, rhyming AABBA.
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Oh I love that last line! It really tickled my gardener’s sense of humour 😉 lovely shot, such a pretty colour for a rose x
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Yes, a lovely rose color. I love a garden with roses of all different colors in blooms. Reminds me of my youth, and visiting Mill Creek Park with my grandmother. They had a beautiful rose garden there, laid out in a circle with a huge fountain in the middle.
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That sounds idyllic 🙂 a rose garden would be high on my list if I had a place of my own. All different kinds and colours, I think I’d live there in summer! x
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Yes, and I would need lots of ladybugs and dragonflies and butterflies. 🙂
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Same here 🙂 x
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Must make a note of those ingredients.
Clever fairy to make roses in a limerick!
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LOL She has a celtic charm. 🙂
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Just imagining those ladybugs and aphids!! 😀
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LOL
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oh I like!
you have been visiting the Faeries again haven’t you 🙂
Take Care…You Matter…
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maryrose
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A little magic always makes the day bright. 🙂
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Ah, so sweet and purty 🙂
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Thanks!!
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A limerick and a delightful one at that. Such a beautiful rose.
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Thanks!! 🙂 I was lucky to run across such a beauty. 🙂
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Wonderful. And suitably magical too. 🙂
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Great, just what I like to hear. Cheers, Brenda
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You are a mixture of beautiful poet and amazing story teller!! Keep up your good work! I am looking forward for more!
Regards,
Swetank; Be Bettr, Stay Bettr!!
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Thank you! I love to tell stories. Cheers, Brenda
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GORGEOUS!
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Thanks!!
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I love apricot roses! The first line of this poem is delicious!
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You given me a big, fat smile! 🙂 It almost makes up for the NERF guns thwacking the woodwork and the shrieking of the remote control lego robot. 🙂 Cheers, Brenda
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There’s a remote control Lego robot? That thing sounds scary!
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My children built it. It sounds menacing in operation. 🙂
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This color and shape and the poem: this all works together so well!
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Thanks! 🙂 That rose was stunning.
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Reblogged this on thinkingpinkx2.
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Thanks for the reblog. I’m glad you liked my rose. 🙂
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very clever poem, Brenda!
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Thanks!
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Lovely piece:)
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Thanks!
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Such a cute limerick….lovely image of using treacle on roses 🙂
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What is a treacle? Love it😊
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Just wonderful and beautiful photograph.
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Beautiful!!
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Thanks! 🙂
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i was going to say it sounded like a limerick. and then i read that it was. well, it must be the irish in me ) i love the color of the rose so much
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I wasn’t perfect in rhythm, but I had fun writing it anyway! Isn’t that an unusual rose? That was in San Mateo, CA.
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Oh, Brenda, your words and this beautiful Rose have me in tears. Thank you. Love,Amy
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I thought of you when I saw how well the picture turned out. I thought, this one looks up to Amy’s level! 🙂
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Oh, Brenda, you give me too much credit. No, correction. This is BRENDA’S level! You took it! Not me!!! (((HUGS))) Amy
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You take great photos of flowers, my friend. 🙂 Hugs, Brenda
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BIG (((HUGS))) back. Thank you for saying that, Brenda. Even though I see my work, it’s nice when someone says something like you did. Bless you!!! Love, Amy
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Oh, Brenda!! I love that beautful rose!! 🙂 And I love the sweet poem too!! 🙂
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Thanks! 🙂 I loved your pictures of Norway! I want to visit one day.
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Yes, you really should!! 🙂
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One day… 🙂
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