Rain

Posted on April 13, 2013 by

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Disney Lawn Ducks (Photography by Joanne Edith)
Bordeaux Vista (Photography by Joanne Edith)
April Showers…May Grass (photography by Joanne Edith)
A View From The Deck (Photography by Joanne Edith)
Moisture
droplets raining,
Slow, steady, staccato strikes,
seeping into soggy, spongy, sod.
Heaven tendrils, strewing, sowing
Tender single seedling slivers;
Up-raising  strong spikes,
Growing garden-green
grass!

Category: NaPoWriMo, Photography, ProseTags: , ,

2 Comments on “Rain”

    • Thanks…two are of my yard in various stages of lushness, the other two are France (taken while riding through countryside on TGV) and WDW…our home away from home(I wish)! Thanks for noticing.

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