dVerse’ 10th Anniversary Celebration Week — Poetics — My Garden on 071321

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resized curve of garden 071321

The edges of my garden curl along
green fuzz, concrete, and stone.
Its haphazard, organic growth is
both playland and harvest zone;
where ants climb and dragonflies
wheel; where rainbow sways among
today’s sky offering.

resized first sunflower of the season 071321

resized zinnias in full bloom 071321

resized butterfly milkweed plant 071321

Claudia Schoenfeld, one of the co-founders of dVerse, is today’s host for Poetics. We are celebrating the 10-year anniversary of dVerse this week. Claudia says:
So are you in for a bit of garden poetry writing?
Write about your own, your neighbour’s or your city’s garden – or one that only exists in your imagination. Write about harvest, growth, decay – where ever the word “garden” takes you.

 

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  1. Both playland and harvest zone… we need them both, which is maybe why we love those gardens so much.

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    1. msjadeli says:

      I think you’re right, Bjorn 🙂

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  2. claudia says:

    i love when a garden is both – playland and harvest zone – the more organic and playful, the better – very nice!

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Thanks much, Claudia 🙂

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  3. I so love your garden Lisa!

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Linda thank you! ❤

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  4. Ingrid says:

    I knew you would write a wonderful garden poem Lisa! Thank you for showing us around 🙂

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    1. msjadeli says:

      You’re very welcome, Ingrid 🙂

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  5. brian miller says:

    How pretty you garden does grow.. SO many textures. The stone, and the fuzz of moss. and the textures of sound, the dragonflies…and even a playful rainbow. Nicely done.

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Thank you, Brian!

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  6. sanaarizvi says:

    This is absolutely stellar writing, Lisa 😀 I so love those edges with their green fuzz 💝💝

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Sometimes the fuzz is more irritating than other times, but it is what it is 🙂 Thank you so much, Sanaa for your always supportive comments.

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  7. Sherry Marr says:

    Lovely. I especially love how your poem closes.

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Thank you, Sherry. I look at each day’s garden as new.

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  8. callicarpa says:

    Absolutely stunning.

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  9. Grace says:

    What lovely and colorful offerings they are. I like that its:
    both playland and harvest zone; photos made me smile.

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Thank you very much, Grace, happy to make you smile.

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  10. Sadje says:

    Lovely garden.

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Sadje thank you very much ❤

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      1. Sadje says:

        You’re welcome ☺️

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  11. rothpoetry says:

    Gardens are such magical kingdoms. So full of life and activity as you have shown in your beautiful poem! Your garden is gorgeous Lisa!

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Dwight, thank you. I know you have a wonderful yard and garden as well.

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      1. rothpoetry says:

        Mine has a lot of natural things (weeds) in it! :>)

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        1. msjadeli says:

          LOL A weed by any other name…

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  12. idyllic! Wish I were there!

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  13. What a vibrant garden!

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Thank you! 🙂

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  14. Misky says:

    Don’t you just love sunny, cheerful sunflowers? Yours is splendid.

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Yes, I do, Misky. Thank you 🙂 Many of them in the yard are the product of forgetful squirrels. I planted a hill of them also and cannot wait to see it in bloom.

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  15. I know how much you love your garden Lisa. It sounds a lovely place to be ☺️🌺💕

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Thank you much, Christine. I do. Strolling around and looking at small changes brings me joy.

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  16. Helen Dehner says:

    Love the ‘feel’ of your poem …. the fact that you HAVE a garden resurrects a twinge of jealously.

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Thanks, Helen 🙂 My mom used to have a big yard with lots of flowers. Now she lives in a small rental home. She does container gardening for the most part now. Do you have space for that??

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  17. robtkistner says:

    Beautiful flowers Lisa, and a wonderful read. Great pics my friend! 🙂

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Rob, thank you, my friend!

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  18. I love wild haphazard gardens!

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  19. memadtwo says:

    Always happy to see more of you garden! (K)

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    1. msjadeli says:

      The zucchini are growing like crazy. I found 3 big ones yesterday and another 3 bigger ones I must have missed today. (It rained last night, yay!)

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      1. memadtwo says:

        Good news! We’re in for another rainy weekend evidently.

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  20. Love your garden photos and poem. 🙂

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Thank you very much, Susan 🙂

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  21. Lona Gynt says:

    Beautiful Garden my friend

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Lona, thank you very much. After the rain last night, it is blossoming with happiness ❤

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  22. M says:

    I especially admire the enjambment of dragonflies / wheel, how it makes the entire pen active and alive ~

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    1. msjadeli says:

      Thank you for your feedback. Glad you like it, M.

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