Nature’s Intuition
Seedy winter light is here,
A tendril of Spring’s seasoned secret.
Quiet colors lonely brown lichen.
Cold blue frost murmurs how long;
Bee breeze listens and asks when
Nature’s intuition will give bright hymns
Of daffodil and crocus.
Grace is today’s host of dVerse’ Open Link Night. I used The Oracle for this one.
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Beautiful image and a lovely poem
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Thank you, Sadje.
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You’re welcome 😉
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I think it cannot be far… the crocus is already there. and the daffodils are budding.
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I hope so, Bjorn. Not a peep of either here yet :(
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I like ‘bee breeze’.
Funny you say you used the Oracle. I had bees in mine too.
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Thank you. I think the Oracle likes to recycle words. They had a similar poem I wrote awhile back with some (all?) of the same words in it:
https://wordpress.com/read/blogs/131408541/posts/10410
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“Quiet colors lonely brown lichen,” is such an evocative image! 💝
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Lichen are never too loud, but at this time of year they get lonely for color. Thank you very much, Sanaa.
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I like the description of those flowers as hymns.
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Thank you, Frank.
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I’m not familiar with the Oracle, but I liked the poem. It had good energy, rife with gestation and promises of Spring.
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the Oracle is just another name for magnetic poetry. Sounds more mystical and you can say “something” is at work in the random words you are given Thank you, Glenn, glad you liked the poem.
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https://magneticpoetry.com/pages/play-online
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Sounds like we have good things to look forward to.
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a beautiful lullaby
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Thank you, Gina.
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The daffodils are definitely calling to me right now. (K)
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I enjoyed the layers in this.
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Thank you, Ken.
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Magical. I was enchanted.
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Thank you, Colleen.
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So many good lines, imagery, but I especially liked the description of winter’s light as ‘seedy’. Very nice. And the answer is, soon.
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:) Glad you enjoyed the poem and I hope so.
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I am looking forward to those daffodils and crocus. Bring on – spring!
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Bee breeze listens and asks when
Nature’s intuition will give bright hymns
Of daffodil and crocus.
Very nicely done Lisa.
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Dwight, thank you.
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A welcome breath of spring, Lisa! Although it’s a grey start this morning, our garden is blooming with a mix of muted and bright yellows, a splash of purple here and there, and tender greens of buds.
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<3 sounds heavenly!
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The idea of a “bee breeze” really resonates with me.
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Glad that it does, Jedediah, thank you.
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Beautifully written Jade❤️🌼
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Glad you liked it, Jude, thank you.
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My pleasure
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