Richard Wright wrote
I give permission
For this slow spring rain to soak
The violet beds.
And to write something in similar style I write:
Giving gratitude
To the gentle rain of spring
Bowing anemones.
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December 15, 2014
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A beautiful way of showing gratitude… 🙂
Nicely penned.
Bjorn, A lovely scene of flowers gently bowing in the rain. 🙂 — Suzanne
something so honourable about “bowing”
Once again, your attention to detail – “Bowing anemones” – brings a smile (following a visit to Wikipedia). Anemone: “daughter of the wind” or “windflower”. Love it!
When the anemones give gratitude, I know that wondrous things are happening!
Slow Spring Rain
Giving gratitude is one of those things I haven’t quite gotten the hang of yet. Maybe I should take a tip from the anemones!
Who Gave Permission?
love the ‘bowing anemones ~ lovely haiku
Happy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol