unfurling bravely
raising face toward the sun,
before the rain
Copyright 2019 Brenda Davis Harsham
Notes: More petals in puddles than on branches today, but still worth celebrating that moment of bloom. This time of year is when I celebrate my birthday, this fragile day of Spring when it could be sunny and warm or cold and rainy. I’ve even seen snow flurries. A time of possibility and passion. 🙂 Have a magical day, this last day of the month.
As usual, beautiful picture, beautiful poem, and hopefully a beautiful birthday to match! ❤
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My kids and hubby sang for me, how could I not be happy? 🙂
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So sweet! Hugs!
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Thanks! Seems like a year ago now, two viruses later.
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happiest of birthdays and I love the beauty of the short-lived blossoms
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Me, too, they are the sweeter for being fleeter.
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smiling to this blossom, Brenda!
really seems to be your special color 🙂
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I do seem to be focused on flowers of late.
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Happy Birthday!!!! Beautiful flower. We have nothing but rain…I hope the sun shines upon you.
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We’ve had a little sun here and there. 🙂 And thanks.
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Gorgeous 🌸
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Thanks!
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Beautiful!! Happy Birthday!
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Thanks!
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My white Azaleas are just starting to open, most of the other colors have already popped and filled their bushes with purples, oranges and reds… Perhaps it is their location – or maybe they are waiting to wish you a Happy Birthday 😉
The forsythias have also lost most of their brilliant yellow. We were driving back from somewhere and I think I saw a yellow Magnolia Tulip tree. Most of the ones I have ever seen are white. Hope your Magnolias are as spectacular as that tree!
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The magnolias survived the rain, although they are looking a bit battered. The azaleas are holding on, too. I love this time of year, not just because of my birthday. 🙂
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Happy birthday! Hope a few blooms persist despite the rain.
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All I have are bare stems left of my hyacinths and daffodils, but fingers crossed the tulip magnolias don’t give up.
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