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end of snow
tulips
inherit the
earth
Copyright ©
2013 Jennifer Wagner
For Carpe Diem #144. Every year about this time the Skagit Valley Tulips start doing their thing!
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| Skagit Valley Tulips, image: Wikimedia Commons |
and there's nothing meek about them is there.
ReplyDeleteLovely image and haiku. Thank you for sharing :)
tulips come
ReplyDeletefiesting deers
consume it all
I loved your haiku
aloha Jennifer - the word "meek comes to mind when i read this. the meek tulip. interesting that it can stand up to winter in this way. cool.
ReplyDeletewoohoo! you go tulips....love all the colors and how they go forever in some places.....very nice....
ReplyDeleteha and the deer do the same at my place brudberg
The Bible says that the meek will inherit the earth, so I suppose tulips are meek?
ReplyDeleteLast Snowflake
ur writing as beautiful as the tulips...amazing picture..GOD<3U
ReplyDeleteHow amazing it would be to walk through this field!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pic and the words go beautifully with it :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful haiku and breathtaking vision of tulips!
ReplyDeletespring takes over
ReplyDeleteleaving winter to melt away
in meekness
Awesome haiku.
ReplyDeleteLast snow of winter
the garden's exploding in colors -
Tulips blooming
I like your verb selection - inherit
ReplyDeleteSOOOOOOOOOO beautiful. Ours arent out yet - but soon!
ReplyDeleteLove this haiku!
ReplyDeleteWe are awaiting our tulip festival. Lovely haiku.
ReplyDeletebeautiful and profound.
ReplyDeleteso much said in just a few beautiful words!
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