Saturday Snapshot is hosted by West Metro Mommy.
Out of the detritus of winter
A sign of new life
Tentative, but sure.
Bright green, a hint of violet,
a new bloom.
- Harvee
A sign of new life
Tentative, but sure.
Bright green, a hint of violet,
a new bloom.
- Harvee
There is no better sight in the spring time as this means the plants survived the winter :)
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Our first flower for this year. And the rosebush has new buds :)
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ReplyDeleteI love how the poem illustrates what is happening with the crocuses. Here is MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT POST
Spring makes me poetic :D
DeleteOh that's lovely ... I am looking forward to seeing the first buds come out, but it's still snowing in my part of the world!
ReplyDeleteSunny but cold today! Brrr!
DeleteVery pretty. Spring is coming - really. It's already here in Texas. The wildflowers are blooming furiously. yay!
ReplyDeleteWish I could see the flowers and birds in Texas!
DeleteWhat a joy it is to see those first crocus sprouts -- even though it means my allergies will be flourishing too. Beautiful photos and poetry.
ReplyDeleteYhanks, Sandra. Hope the allergies are mild this spring, tho my hubby is already sneezing.
DeleteIt is lovely to see a few signs of Spring.
ReplyDeleteYes, finally!
DeleteNot only photos but also a bonus poem. Woot. Woot! Love it. My Snapshot Saturday highlights tulips
ReplyDeleteThanks for mentioning the poem. Hope you liked it!
DeleteI have yet to see crocus in my area. Love the poem. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the spring poem, GrammaJudy. Hope the crocus pop up soon.
DeleteSo lovely, Harvee! Have a happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you, Suko!
DeleteCrocus are so pretty, it must be nice to see them in spring, the start of great things.
ReplyDeleteI am hoping for great things, Louise. They are so pretty but don't last very long.
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