dusty road
farmstand strawberries
spring in my step
Notes: This was written in honor of Suzanne’s new haiku prompt site, On the Road. I wish her much success and joy from hosting it. If you write haiku, haiga or haibun, I hope you will stop by her site here. Even if you don’t, perhaps you can wish her well on her journey.
36 thoughts on “Strawberry Moment”
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Really lovely Brenda and fresh plump strawberries and clotted creme is fabulous … I am lucky my brothers allotment has provide some already this year … ⭐️😊👍
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Yum!
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Reblogged this on Ace Friends & Bloggers News.
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Love strawberries! We started to grow our own last year and get to eat them this year.
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Yum! We had them for a while, but the animals would always get them before they ripened. 😦
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Love it!
I’m really hungry for some sweet, juicy strawberries, now!
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Mmm, you and me both.
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Scrumptious Delights. 😎🌹🌹🌹
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Yes, indeed. And healthy, too!
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Look lovely, they do!
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They were delicious!
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
OH YEAH—STRAWBERRIES FRESH FROM THE FIELD!!!! A HAIKU EASY TO DIGEST! 😀
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Local food. Yum!
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From the field…to our family (with a wash first)!
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I’ve had strawberries about 15 times in the past two weeks! Yum! Soon, it’ll be peach season–my absolute favorite. Keep the haiku coming, Brenda.
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Thanks, Diane. I do love strawberries, fresh picked.
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Your haiku made me smile with joy. Thanks so much for promoting my site. 🙂 Suzanne
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I’m glad you liked my haiku. I wish you all the best with your site. XOXO
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Thank-you Brenda for introducing me to Suzanne’s new poetry prompts. I was intrigued by your strawberries and came to visit you. Never know where inspiration will come. ❤
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I’m so happy you found your way to Suzanne. She is endlessly artistic. I can’t wait to see the site develop.
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Yes! I’ve been waiting and waiting for the farm stand near our neighborhood to open. It’s the tiny yellow plums that put a spring in my step.
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I’ve never seen a tiny yellow plum. How enchanting. 🙂
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Smashing photo, Brenda! We love the strawberry season. It’s the favourite farmstand season in Norfolk as well as Germany and Norway. And fairyland of course!
Wishing you a wonderful summer. We are celebrating midsummer in Norway today. 🙂
Dina & co
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Thanks. I hope you enjoyed Norway. I hope to visit one day. Sorry for delayed response. This got hung up in my spam folder.
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Not the first time I have been confined to sleep in the spam folder, Brenda.😊
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LOL I have scattered thoughts there, too.
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Yummy! There is nothing quite like the taste of fresh strawberries to put spring in mind.
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Yes, they taste like spring.
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No matter if a poem, haiku, short story, or a phone … This is the season!
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Yes! The weather is strawberry-ripe and delicious today.
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Lovely, makes me feel like strawberries and cream.
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Mmm, why not?
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That’s a nice Haiku. We have roadside strawberry sellers over here in the UK too!
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Such a treat, strawberries hot from the sun and still smelling of the stem.
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Yes lovely 💝
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