Before I get to my post, I must apologize for not answering comments yet from my last post and returning the visits of all who stopped by my humble little blog. Hopefully I'll be able to get to that today or tomorrow. Life, in all its craziness, has taken its toll on me.
This poem was inspired by this week's Three Word Wednesday. The words were:
breeze, mellow, tickle
Soft breeze gently kisses my cheeks
grass tickles between bare toes.
Vibrantly blooming flowers
a riot of color in the garden.
Mellow clouds meander across
stunning azure sky.
Eager sun smiles upon me
brightens my weary soul.
Turmoil within slows
its tumultuous tumbling.
The world with its stresses
trials, tribulations and suffering
fades softly away
as the birds serenade the bees
while the trees rustle their leaves and
my heart bursts with new-found joy.
Resting in Nature's Splendor' Copyright Patricia Schoenberger 3/16/11, all rights reserved worldwide.
This poem was inspired by this week's Three Word Wednesday. The words were:
breeze, mellow, tickle
Soft breeze gently kisses my cheeks
grass tickles between bare toes.
Vibrantly blooming flowers
a riot of color in the garden.
Mellow clouds meander across
stunning azure sky.
Eager sun smiles upon me
brightens my weary soul.
Turmoil within slows
its tumultuous tumbling.
The world with its stresses
trials, tribulations and suffering
fades softly away
as the birds serenade the bees
while the trees rustle their leaves and
my heart bursts with new-found joy.
Resting in Nature's Splendor' Copyright Patricia Schoenberger 3/16/11, all rights reserved worldwide.
Great feeling in this. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes! You perfectly describe the way a lovely spring day makes me feel. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteHere's my attempt with the prompt:
http://www.kimnelsonwrites.com/2011/03/16/lucky-to-call-you-friend/
Sheilagh lee said:My heart bursts with new found joy as I read this. Simply lovely
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ReplyDeleteThis really captures the relief that comes with spring..the world waking up and lifting our spirits..lovely piece..Jae
ReplyDeleteThis lovely poem had me bursting with envy - we're still under six feet of snow here.
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I like the movement from one place to another, from the world and it's stresses, to experiencing the reality of life.
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nature is the best recluse for anyone who needs to relax and let go of worries...
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Cheers,
Blasphemous Aesthete
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