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?
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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! 🙂
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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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Your garden is looking gorgeous Tom 😉
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It’s the gardeners, Elaine, they love the Iter Grinds! 🙂
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