Feathery furls.
Tendrils nodding to the new season.
Subtly swirling.
Shy and tender preparing a single act .
Precious persistence.
Coiled, yet poised; too humble for praise.
Earnestly engineered
Just for those who study beginnings.
Eugi’s Weekly Prompt – Swirling – March 25, 2021 – Eugi’s Causerie (amanpan.com)
(the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers)
lines that aim to be
Stories, poems and thoughts. What else is me
Hoping to make the world more beautiful
Following my heart, Daring to dream, Living without regrets
A group of poets and poetry readers.
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reflections, ponderings, daydreams, musings
A blog to inspire the insecure writer in all of us
The musings of a curious mind
Oh, the twisted stories to come.
Since so many other online writers have blogs dedicated to their writings, I’ve decided to jump onto the bandwagon. All posts published here will be either fiction or poetry, some new, and some previously published on various places on the Internet. Some of my works are conventional, and some are quirky. All fiction posted here, except for fan fiction, will include the letters "rose" somewhere, as a tribute to my Baba.
Ups and down everyday, let us make dailyliving normal.
Or not, depending on my mood
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How lovely! I love every word of this poem. You have a beautiful blog, Btw!
Now you’ve made my evening! You’re very kind. 😊
Thank you!
Beautiful photo and poem!
Thank-you very much!
Yes, very lovely!
Beautifully penned!
So pleased that you like it! Thanks!
You are most welcome 😊
I have some ferns… I hope the cold weather didn’t ‘get ’em’ as they are not yet unfurling… I do love to watch their progress.
They’re pretty tough plants. Best wishes and thanks!
(PS) I also 💚🐸’s
Somewhere I have a series of kaeru poems.
KAERU, spelt K A E R U rather than “ea”, is the Japanese word for a frog. … KAERU also has a second meaning in Japanese: to return (帰る). There is a play on words in Japan, whereby frogs are considered a symbol of prosperity, that wealth and fortune will return (kaeru) wherever there is a frog (kaeru).
I love that you shared those meanings with me! I’d enjoy reading your poems. Frogs have always appealed to me. I could watch them all day. 😉
Frogs are good luck in many cultures 🙂
You name the medium I probably have a frog in it (including greeting card illustrations and photos) 🙂
(But then I also have too many other collections… including children’s books – I used to teach pre-school.)
I’ve been a family child care/ teacher for 42 years. We have much in common. Frogs are elemental in life. They are like canaries in coal mines. If they are healthy and prosperous, then the ecosystem is too. Thanks for sharing, kindred spirit. 😉