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Archive for April, 2008

…through the woods on Little Mountain:
Delicate white and pale-purple Trillium ovatum (Western trillium),

Pretty-in-pink blossoms that will become summer’s sweet and juicy berries,

A cerulean blue sky.

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Pink Umbrella
Respite from the rain,
under a pink canopy;
gray skies — go away!

So how am I spending the second week of my vacation? Enjoying the pink Spring, despite the rain. Writing haikus about the weather. Going for walks until I’m cold, wet and droopy — like these cherry blossoms but not nearly as young [...]

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Magnolia stellata

White frills and ruffles,
tangled and tousled by wind,
raindrops wash you clean.
- A haiku and a prayer of gratitude for Spring’s gifts on this Sacred Sunday.

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A coral pink reef against the sky.

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…and although I’d prefer sunshine on my stay-at-home vacation, my spirits aren’t too damp because of….
Raindrops on butter-yellow hyacinths — now one of my favourite things.

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Cycle of life

Last year’s flowers dry, decompose to compost and nurture this spring’s blossoms: Top photo: Hydrangea.
Bottom photo: Primula.
Taken during an early spring afternoon walk in the Quarry Garden at Queen Elizabeth Park.

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