southwesterly breeze
makes autumn’s dry leaves applaud
summer’s pink encore
~
Words and Photography ©2017 Tanya Cliff ~ to contact me
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southwesterly breeze
makes autumn’s dry leaves applaud
summer’s pink encore
~
Words and Photography ©2017 Tanya Cliff ~ to contact me
Entry posted in haiku & poetry. Bookmark the permalink.
That one floats quite airily …
I love that comment! Thank you. Those trees are like the stoic audience at the end of the performance. They need a little encouragement to show appreciation. As soon as one starts rattling its leaves, they all join in. 😉
Tanya, the showiness seems to be undecided as to when their act starts these days. I think due to climate change, we have trees and that don’t know when they are supposed to change colors, as some are now blooming earlier. Keith
Where I live, we have actually changed zones on the USDA Hardiness map from zone 4 to zone 5, putting us in the same zone with Chicago. It is a significant shift. USDA says they extended the years taken into consideration, but our winters have been warmer than when I grew up.
We only have one earth. We need to take care of it. 😊
You are preaching to the choir, Reverend Tanya.
I so appreciate your views on these things, Keith! Keep up the good fight!
Thank you for the share!
Wonderful lines with a smiling pink rose.dear tanya.,i like d rose specially pink n red.
Thank you so much, Aruna!😊
Reblogged on davidbruceblog.
Thank you for the share!
Beauiful
Thank you!