Each Blade of Grass
rhyming quatrains in 8/6/8/6168 total reviews
Comment from fastdigits
Ah,the myriad of colors that you so gloriously
paint with your artistic words, poetically set
in rhyme.
The minty green of the grass, the periwinkle sky.
the magenta of the rose, all the colors to light
up the world and cast the beauty of nature's
gift for the world to enjoy.
Well done
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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Ah,the myriad of colors that you so gloriously
paint with your artistic words, poetically set
in rhyme.
The minty green of the grass, the periwinkle sky.
the magenta of the rose, all the colors to light
up the world and cast the beauty of nature's
gift for the world to enjoy.
Well done
Comment Written 20-Apr-2014
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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thank you so much, fastdigits :-) Brooke
Comment from lakeport
Each blade of grass, little Sawyer looks cute in the bunny suite. that's a beautiful, colorful poem.I enjoyed reading it.God bless you. Hugs!Lakeport.
Happy Easter!
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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Each blade of grass, little Sawyer looks cute in the bunny suite. that's a beautiful, colorful poem.I enjoyed reading it.God bless you. Hugs!Lakeport.
Happy Easter!
Comment Written 20-Apr-2014
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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Lakeport, thanks so much :-) Happy Easter! Brooke
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your welcome, thank you, Hugs!lakeport.
Comment from 9999pool
A beautiful write painted with colors of the flowers opening up on Easter.
A bold new day in its resurrection of blooms to delight us with the multi-colors similar to the Easter eggs we see around us. Such a bright and colorful day for everyone and so is the meaning of Easter with children dressed in Easter clothes.
Great write and well penned.
Cheerio, hugs, Ritchie. :))
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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A beautiful write painted with colors of the flowers opening up on Easter.
A bold new day in its resurrection of blooms to delight us with the multi-colors similar to the Easter eggs we see around us. Such a bright and colorful day for everyone and so is the meaning of Easter with children dressed in Easter clothes.
Great write and well penned.
Cheerio, hugs, Ritchie. :))
Comment Written 20-Apr-2014
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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Ritchie, thank you so much :-) Brooke
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My pleasure as always. Thanks for sharing.
Cheerio, Ritchie. :))
Comment from Patrick G Cox
Hi Brooke,
Nice 'Spring is Sprung' poem, around here the forests are suddenly green, the paddocks bursting with dandelions, and the fields have erupted with the new crops - but now we need some rain.
Nicely done, as ever.
Patrick
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Hi Brooke,
Nice 'Spring is Sprung' poem, around here the forests are suddenly green, the paddocks bursting with dandelions, and the fields have erupted with the new crops - but now we need some rain.
Nicely done, as ever.
Patrick
Comment Written 20-Apr-2014
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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Thanks so much - it's not raining now but we've had more than enough lately - wish I could send you some of our leftovers :-) Brooke
Comment from Yvon
An interesting choice of words that flourished throughout. it is nice to see spring dressing up for Easter. Thanks for the read and Happy Easter!
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An interesting choice of words that flourished throughout. it is nice to see spring dressing up for Easter. Thanks for the read and Happy Easter!
Comment Written 20-Apr-2014
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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Yvon, Happy Easter to you too, and thank you :-) Brooke
Comment from juliaSjames
"periwinkle sky" - that's a delightful description, Brooke.
In fact I enjoyed all the colors in your poetic Easter bouquet.
Back in my home town, a hat show is still one of the features of Easter. Weather permitting (and weather always permits), the venue is one of the public gardens. Flowered hats amidst bright tropical blooms! The proceeds go to charity so it's a win-win situation.
Happy Easter, my friend. I hope Sawyer enjoys his chocolate eggs.
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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"periwinkle sky" - that's a delightful description, Brooke.
In fact I enjoyed all the colors in your poetic Easter bouquet.
Back in my home town, a hat show is still one of the features of Easter. Weather permitting (and weather always permits), the venue is one of the public gardens. Flowered hats amidst bright tropical blooms! The proceeds go to charity so it's a win-win situation.
Happy Easter, my friend. I hope Sawyer enjoys his chocolate eggs.
Comment Written 20-Apr-2014
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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Thank you so much, Julia. Happy Easter to you too. I have not talked to Sawyer and his mommy yet today, but I know she had an egg hunt and a basket planned, so I'm sure he's had his quota of chocolate. LOL His honorary big sister, Nora, was having a sleepover last night, so she got to participate in her first ever Easter weekend and her very first basket. Lots of excitement at the Signore household :-)
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LOL
Where do the eggs come from, Brooke? Does the Easter bunny lay them?
julia :-))
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God bless Miranda - she can come up with the answer to that one. LOL
Comment from Donya Quijote
Fun colors here. I know how you feel I hardly recognize the colors in the box of crayons. My students complain all the time when they have to color the flags of the Spanish-speaking world. Blue and red are the dominant colors of the flags and someone always asks me if thus and such is blue or red.
A lovely poem to celebrate the color, wonder, and beauty of spring. Most trees here are still in the budding stage, but any day now the little tree in my backyard will be covered in white. The buds are about to burst. I wonder what the new color for white is? Picture compliments your poem nicely.
Like the sound of the p throughout the poem: periwinkle, prettify, preen, and pose. Prettify struck me as possible an invented word but alas I have discovered that it is indeed a bona fide word. You made me look it up just to be sure. I like it 'cause it is definitely not overused.
Nice read this Easter Day. Do have a wonderful day...
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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Fun colors here. I know how you feel I hardly recognize the colors in the box of crayons. My students complain all the time when they have to color the flags of the Spanish-speaking world. Blue and red are the dominant colors of the flags and someone always asks me if thus and such is blue or red.
A lovely poem to celebrate the color, wonder, and beauty of spring. Most trees here are still in the budding stage, but any day now the little tree in my backyard will be covered in white. The buds are about to burst. I wonder what the new color for white is? Picture compliments your poem nicely.
Like the sound of the p throughout the poem: periwinkle, prettify, preen, and pose. Prettify struck me as possible an invented word but alas I have discovered that it is indeed a bona fide word. You made me look it up just to be sure. I like it 'cause it is definitely not overused.
Nice read this Easter Day. Do have a wonderful day...
Comment Written 20-Apr-2014
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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Happy Easter, Donya, and thank you for your lovely comments. There is nothing cuter in this world than hearing Sawyer say periwinkle LOL :-) Brooke
Comment from Glasstruth
Perfect timing for this poem. Easter is also the start of spring and of new things to come. I'm out of hibernation. You should, or maybe you did turn this into an Easter card. Fabulous! Happy Easter! Les
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Perfect timing for this poem. Easter is also the start of spring and of new things to come. I'm out of hibernation. You should, or maybe you did turn this into an Easter card. Fabulous! Happy Easter! Les
Comment Written 20-Apr-2014
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Les, thank you so much, my friend :-) Brooke
Comment from Martin Chan
This poem is truly a best piece of work describing the true picture of grass and flowers intermingled in nature, like a picture in a frame. The picture is a perfect match for the poem.
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This poem is truly a best piece of work describing the true picture of grass and flowers intermingled in nature, like a picture in a frame. The picture is a perfect match for the poem.
Comment Written 20-Apr-2014
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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Martin, thank you so much for your generous response to this poem :-) Brooke
Comment from kiwijenny
Just joyously precious...there is nothing to compare to nature for an Easter parade...I love the cheeriness of this the colors are fresh and bright.....just sorry Sawyer is nowhere in sight :o)
God bless
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Just joyously precious...there is nothing to compare to nature for an Easter parade...I love the cheeriness of this the colors are fresh and bright.....just sorry Sawyer is nowhere in sight :o)
God bless
Comment Written 20-Apr-2014
reply by the author on 20-Apr-2014
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kiwijenny, thanks so much - Sawyer is in the profile picture :-) Brooke
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:o)
