The best part of our new home is the abundance of birds, from the young cardinal whose family nests in the bushes behind, to this unexpected visitor outside my window. To watch the birds is mesmerizing. This fierce hunter also makes an appearance daily: Naturally, there are many more species, but I’ll save those for […]
Freshly picked wishesa bundle of encouragement –immunity boost! (For Cee’s Flower of the Day challenge.)
Slowly finding my footing again after what feels like a lost week. Our house has been buzzing with well wishers and workmen. New counters are in, as well as new light fixtures. Pictures are hung. Furniture arrives in trickles – a side effect of COVID. I am grateful for all of it.
Fabulous photo. There is a sadness to the photo that matches the words.
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Thank you!
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You are welcome.
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Makes me think of various fairly tales…yes, everything dies eventually, roses and even love…
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Well, the title was suggesting that all things have seasons. Spring comes again.
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Sorry I didn’t catch on–yes, Spring.
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Lol.
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I do the best I can about commenting on posts…sometimes I get it wrong…maybe I’m in a negative mood, or tired, in a hurry to acknowledge fellow bloggers. I end up closing blogs when I feel I’ve caused offense…and then I come back (new blog), and wonder if I should follow the same people…whether I should just LIKE, not comment, to avoid trouble… I don’t know…
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Glad to hear I’m not alone in my struggle. I find I’m overwhelmed by the number of alerts alone. Some days I just do likes, and some days I skip posts. Bottomline is we have to protect ourselves and the rest is just gravy.
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Guess so.
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Very thought provoking poem V.J. Does love really ever die? Or is if the sometimes limited
perception of humans that make it seem so ….
miriam
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Exactly – as the title implicates, there are seasons for everything, and those of us who are older know that love has seasons too.
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Very nice. I felt every word.
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Thanks Susan.
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I thought it was a camellia not a rose. My camellias are late this year…. we’ve had more cold.
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You could be right – I know very little about flowers, lol.
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Rose or camellia, it’s a gorgeous abstract photograph….
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Thank you. I’ll have to change my verse, lol.
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No, I like the verse. No worries.
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You pulled that one together, both thoughts, the metaphor, beautifully, V.J.
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Thanks LuAnne.
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I just read “White Rose” by revivedwriter; now I find your red rose to be equally stunning! I can’t get away from Lines 4-5: “even roses die — / love, too?” That’s poignant.
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Thanks Abigail.
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You’re welcome, V.J.
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