Showing posts with label marigold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marigold. Show all posts

Thursday, September 15, 2022

Poetry Friday - Golden News

  

  Poetry Friday is with Kathryn Apel, HERE at her website. She's sharing many celebrations from down under, a special kidlit festival where it seems her two recent books got lots of love and two wonderful poetry swaps she created. Thanks for hosting, Kat!


          Usually, I purchase small plants at a local garden center to fill a few pots I have. This year I bought a packet of marigold seeds and planted them (I think) in early May. They have grown into a gorgeous plant, with now only one bloom. It feels like I have been taught patience! The bud burst on the day Queen Elizabeth died. It felt somewhat shivery, nearly a sign that life, and beauty, will continue. I understand that my imagination often bursts with silliness, but nevertheless. the bloom happened exactly when it chose, not a day before, nor a day later.
          As it is nearing autumn, this reminds me of Buffy Silverman's new book out in August, On A Gold-Blooming Day. Many have been sharing it. I did here and Carol Varsalona did here. It's a special book welcoming autumn you don't want to miss!



new bloom

no better name for you –

marigold

 

Linda Baie ©