Tulip Tuesday

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tulip Tuesday,
silky petals proudly cup
sunshine

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A Tulip of Thanks

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tulips tremble
with thanks for every raindrop,  Continue reading

Tulips in Thyme

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Tulips,
risque-ripe
purplicious
spring’s archetype
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Fairy King

Tulip Rising

Mantled in green and crimson,
Still stiff with winter’s ice,
Silent Fairy King is courted
By ladies in yellow and white.

Copyright 2015 Brenda Davis Harsham

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Note: This poem was inspired by the burgeoning of spring, bolstered by a spring break spent in the garden rather than in DC as planned. I planted pansies, ranunculus, dahlias, elephant ears, butter lettuce, wildfire lettuce and parsley. I noticed the bunnies had nibbled some of my tulips, but they will probably prefer the lettuce. This poem is posted also in honor of Poetry Friday, thanks to No Water River, the picture book and poetry place. If you visit Renee at No Water River, she explains Poetry Friday. I hope you’ll visit her if you like kids poetry.

Poetry Friday with kids

Fairy Tale Flower

White Tulips

To glow in the cold rain,
When bleak skies are dim,
And never once complain,
You could be written by Grimm.

Copyright 2014 Brenda Davis Harsham

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