congrats on 100! definitely a sweet little verse. I wouldn't mind a little "spring horsetails," but winter just doesn't seem quite ready to ride off into the sunset.
Cowgirls are special people! Congratulations on your 100th post. You must have been writing long before you started blogging. It's been my good fortune to have found you and your marvelous poems.
100 posts. A real accomplishment - and (I know) a wonderful feeling. I started a couple of years ago with "write 100 poems - FINALLY" - on my bucket list. I forget most of what else was on that list, but I found my passion and can't stop writing poetry. It is a lovely place to go to in this world (often, I find, meditative and spiritual) - and you go there so beautifully, Jennifer . . . 100 times (so far) and counting.
Congratulations on your 100 posts, a wonderful accomplishment! I have always admired your work, you are an extremely talented writer. Here's to your writing many more poems!
If the Duke can't do, they're going to have to just stay wild. Congratz on your 100th post! I looked the other day at my blog dashboard and it said "666 posts published." Scary. ;_)
Yea Honey! Big 100, great job... - your biggest fan ;-)
ReplyDeletecongrats on 100! definitely a sweet little verse. I wouldn't mind a little "spring horsetails," but winter just doesn't seem quite ready to ride off into the sunset.
ReplyDeleteha...nice...who wants to be tame anyway...smiles...and congrats on 100 that is awesome....
ReplyDeleteAhhh, I love this.
ReplyDeleteCowgirls are special people! Congratulations on your 100th post. You must have been writing long before you started blogging. It's been my good fortune to have found you and your marvelous poems.
ReplyDeleteSmiling! And woohoo.. Happy 100th!
ReplyDeleteAh, yes.
ReplyDeleteHappy hundred.
Bucking Winter - thanks for the smile.
Cheers!
JzB
Happy 100th...its an achievemnt worth celebrating...a nice write up buddy :)
ReplyDeleteYeehaw!!! and congrats on reaching 100 posts!
ReplyDeleteI just love the raw hide of this one :)
ReplyDeleteJRB is an astute observer!
Deletelol... my dad was a bid wayne fan and i think he would agree
ReplyDeleteneat and fun haiku ~ enjoy ^_^
ReplyDeleteGood one ~ And cheers for this milestone ~ Good to see you Jennifer ~
ReplyDeleteThis is really a sweet one! Love it!
ReplyDeleteJennifer congrats on 100 ..go on writing forever..u r a gifted writer with wonderful ideas & magical words..WARM WISHES...GOD<3U
ReplyDeletecongrats on the 100th....I have to disagree, though, John Wayne could do anything!
ReplyDeleteGreat 100 posts. Wonderful tails :-)
ReplyDelete100th post, nice work! As someone who grew up with horses, I especially appreciate this poem.
ReplyDeleteNicely done! I love your word play here - cowgirl! Congrats on 100!
ReplyDeleteloved this take on the prompt ^^focusing on the untamed beauty of horsetail ^^and happy 100th ^^
ReplyDelete100 posts. A real accomplishment - and (I know) a wonderful feeling. I started a couple of years ago with "write 100 poems - FINALLY" - on my bucket list. I forget most of what else was on that list, but I found my passion and can't stop writing poetry. It is a lovely place to go to in this world (often, I find, meditative and spiritual) - and you go there so beautifully, Jennifer . . . 100 times (so far) and counting.
ReplyDeleteI congratulate you on 100 posts, Jennifer. Well done.
ReplyDeleteI loved your reference to John Wayne in this short poem. Had to go look up horsetails, but I'm always happy to learn a thing or two.
All the best as you continue writing. I enjoy your site. ~Lori
As always, your word play is epic :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your 100 posts, a wonderful accomplishment! I have always admired your work, you are an extremely talented writer. Here's to your writing many more poems!
ReplyDeleteIf the Duke can't do, they're going to have to just stay wild. Congratz on your 100th post! I looked the other day at my blog dashboard and it said "666 posts published." Scary. ;_)
ReplyDeleteLove this.
ReplyDeleteWild horsetails grow behind wild horses. They make fine bow-hair for violin players ("Don't touch the hair!")
ReplyDeleteIf I tried to grow some tame horsehairs, they'd probably die. Smiles!
Congrats on the 100th! The horsetails are buried in snow here!
ReplyDeleteLove haiku's and mares tails- clouds or organic! thanks.
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