autumn blooms,
each petal a love note
to seed-stars
Copyright 2017 Brenda Davis Harsham
Notes: I’m working on a new middle grade manuscript for NaNoWriMo, that’s National Novel Writing Month, for those not in the writing biz. Perforce, my posts may be shorter in November. Stop by TeacherDance for the Poetry Friday round up, if you want to glut on poetry. I hope everyone has a magical weekend!
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Seeds as stars blooming into pretty flowers are lovely images, Brenda. 🌻
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Thanks, Robin. I need flowers in my life. Long about February, I have to haunt the floral sections of stores, I am so forlorn.
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you all look so
flower fresh 🙂
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Thanks!
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Lovely image…
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Thanks.
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Gorgeous, Brenda.
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Thanks!
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Very nice … Keep it up
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Thanks.
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
PETAL PUSHING—ENJOYING WHAT FLORALS WE HAVE LEFT! 🙂
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Definitely!
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I love that image and the poem to accompany it! Good luck on NANo.
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Appreciate it. 🙂
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Loved “each petal a love note”. Makes the image all the sweeter!
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Thanks, Donna.
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A magical and wonderful way to describe a flowers awaiting, wintering seeds! Beautiful image too; thanks Brenda and happy writing this month too!
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Thanks, Michelle. So far, so good. But wow! It’s intense.
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…..And on a Love Note: I just did an article on SATH! His work with children and the disadvantaged is a wonderful thing!
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Very cool. He inspires me daily. 😉
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Love that “seed-stars” in your haiku. And all the best in Nanowrimo. I did it one year–a very good experience.
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Thanks, Violet. It’s going well so far. I was ready to take on a new, longer project.
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Beautiful little haiku, Brenda!
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Thanks, Matt.
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A perfect pairing of photo and poem! Good luck with your middle grade project!
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Thanks, Keri. Tomorrow is a new day. Perhaps my energy is hiding in it.
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Good luck with NaNoMo! I sometimes think the short poems are harder to write. Every word counts in this one!
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I agree with you. They are like micro-jigsaws, where you have to select only the right piece and move and move until it slots home.
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Best of luck during NaNoWriMo! Your “Love Note” is small, but mighty. Glad you made a bit of time to join the poetry party!
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Thanks, Mary Lee! No visits to other poets until the writing is done! Waahh! I hope to manage some visits later today, but writing’s coming first. 🙂
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Count me among the many who love “seed-stars!” Those autumn blooms are such a gift, aren’t they? Thanks for wrapping one up in a poem and sharing it with us! Happy writing!!
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Thanks, Molly. Seeds of stories are sprouting on my computer. 🙂 I hope they are as useful and pretty as these blooms.
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Your poem is perfect, Brenda! I’m swooning over “seed stars.” Best of luck with your NaNoWriMo project!
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Thanks, Catherine. 🙂 You’re making me swoon over your comment.
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I am used to reading your long posts, Brenda, but understand now. Best wishes for your nanowrimo stint! I’m glad you gave us a look at late flowers.
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Thanks, Linda! 4 days down, 26 to go! Woo-hoo.
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Seed stars which may become shooting stars when the wind blows. Best wishes for your new manuscript adventure.
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Thank you!
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Brenda, that is exciting news. Good luck on your new writing piece. Your poem glows with a different shade of autumn-so lovely. If you want to offer that to Autumn Ablaze, please combine the two into an image poem. I think it will make a bright statement piece.
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Thanks, Carol!
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Lovely.
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Thanks, Gigi!
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Seed stars — so lovely. Have fun this month, Brenda!
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Thanks, Jama. I’m happy to be working on a new project.
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perfect and good luck on your new project )
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Thanks, Beth. I’m having fun with it.
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What an exquisite flower. I love seed stars!
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Thanks, Jone!
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Yay, NaNoWriMo! Hope it goes well for you!
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Thanks! Me, too!
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Exquisite! 😎😎😎😎😎
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Love the picture! I hope you have a wonderful weekend 😊
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You caught every detail of the flower in the photo beautifully and with clarity.☺👍
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Thanks!
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