Awash with splendour
Nature’s reds and golds shine bright
Summer’s now ablaze
Posted in response for Eugenia’s Weekly Prompt, Ablaze.
Eugenia chose the image from BrinWeins at Pixabay.
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Wow, my favorite flowers ablaze! 🙂 Something was cutting my baby sunflowers at the base of the stem, even though they’re in a fenced garden (still have a few intact). Glad to see you have a field of them! 🙂
Do they not bloom later in the Summer, Sue? I’m not very green-fingered, but seem to remember them later rather than earlier. They’re very impressive, aren’t they?
Hi Eugenia… I think I’m in your spam folder again… I’ve commented on your Opalescence post and replied to Sue, but I’ve vanished into the ether once more! 😀
Summer’s having a good try at being ablaze down here, but it is yet to match that beautiful image🌝 Funnily enough, (I’ve only just caught up with this one) I’m working on a sunflower 🌻 post currently…of sorts 😉 Slow progress as I find myself caught up in creating arty thingies and one thing leads to another…and the post itself keeps on being “in progress”🙃 Maybe I will stay here for a while and continue to gaze upon the blaze!
I very often find myself waylaid, Icewolf. I’m meant to be reading this afternoon, I’ve given myself permission to… but I got a little waylaid with replying to comments. Good thing too, if you ask me, as I’m that far behind!
Summer’s here today. It’s scorching.
The Mansionic Perspective 
Wow, my favorite flowers ablaze! 🙂 Something was cutting my baby sunflowers at the base of the stem, even though they’re in a fenced garden (still have a few intact). Glad to see you have a field of them! 🙂
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They’re very joyful, CM, aren’t they? And they seem to spring up out of nowhere, don’t they?
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Beautiful Tom. I set lots of sunflower seeds not yet in bloom..
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Do they not bloom later in the Summer, Sue? I’m not very green-fingered, but seem to remember them later rather than earlier. They’re very impressive, aren’t they?
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Yes Tom they bloom more towards Autumn depending on when you planted them. A field full us very impressive.
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I thought so, Sue! 🙂
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Glorious–both poem and photo!
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Thanks Staarlz. The photo certainly sparks the creative mind.
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It sure does!
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A glorious piece, Tom! We were definitely on the same wavelength! Thank you for joining in.
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Thanks, Eugenia. The picture fires the creative processes quite nicely!
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Most welcome, Tom!
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Hi Eugenia… I think I’m in your spam folder again… I’ve commented on your Opalescence post and replied to Sue, but I’ve vanished into the ether once more! 😀
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You are in my regular comment area, Tom, as well as your comment to Sue. 😉
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😀 I think I just panicked then when my comments vanished 🙄 Good to see I’m getting through! 😁
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Your garden is looking gorgeous Tom 😉
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It’s the gardeners, Elaine, they love the Iter Grinds! 🙂
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Summer’s having a good try at being ablaze down here, but it is yet to match that beautiful image🌝 Funnily enough, (I’ve only just caught up with this one) I’m working on a sunflower 🌻 post currently…of sorts 😉 Slow progress as I find myself caught up in creating arty thingies and one thing leads to another…and the post itself keeps on being “in progress”🙃 Maybe I will stay here for a while and continue to gaze upon the blaze!
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I very often find myself waylaid, Icewolf. I’m meant to be reading this afternoon, I’ve given myself permission to… but I got a little waylaid with replying to comments. Good thing too, if you ask me, as I’m that far behind!
Summer’s here today. It’s scorching.
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