New Beginnings

Birds sing and flowers lift their bright, blushed faces. 

I am drunken by the hyacinth scent and dianthus, and the beauty of tulips in various specie types. Flowering shrubs and pear buds, too, about to burst their blossoms.

Peonies, snapdragons, irises, and lilies will soon stretch their legs to the fullest and showcase their greatness, I trust.

Home away from home, a garden I started seeding a decade ago now decorates my life day after day and season after season, until the first snowflakes flirt and whisper “Spring will be reborn.”

 

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7 Responses to New Beginnings

  1. Rose E. Bingham May 1, 2015 at 8:41 AM #

    Jolma, do you do your own photography? The photos are stunning each and every time. The writing is beautiful. Rose

    • Jolma May 1, 2015 at 5:56 PM #

      Thank you for your kind words, Rose. Yes, I do my own photography and captured these flowers in my garden this week.

  2. peggygilbey814628432 May 1, 2015 at 10:43 AM #

    Beautiful photos Jolma, and beautiful flowers too, what a lovely garden you must have!

    • Jolma May 1, 2015 at 6:01 PM #

      Thank you, Peggy. I enjoy gardening, growing both flowers and vegetables. I’m a busy little monkey in the garden from spring through golden autumn. 🙂

      • Josiane Archer May 1, 2015 at 8:36 PM #

        Your writing shows how you love nature and I am not surprised that you enjoy gardening, growing flowers and vegetables. I enjoyed your last publication and hope you are receiving appreciations. Keep writing and be yourself, Jolma. Love. Josiane

        • Jolma May 2, 2015 at 11:15 AM #

          Thank you for your encouragement, Josiane. And, yes, I do love nature, especially when everything growing respond to the whether so quickly and make it a beautiful place. Love, Jolma

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