Beloved Dreamer: Queen Anne's Lace

Monday, April 28, 2008

Queen Anne's Lace

forgotten of days passed
seed of whim and chance
wild Queen Anne's lace

10 comments:

SandyCarlson said...: That such forgotten things cast on the wind can be everywhere and create such beauty--and perform many healing roles--is a miracle. Thanks for this poem. I like it very much!
Writing in Faith: Poems; 28 April, 2008 05:16
MyBellavia said...: This is wonderful! I love 'seed of whim and chance'. For me it brings a vision of all wild flowers.; 28 April, 2008 07:39
Raven said...: I love Queen Anne's lace. I've never understood why some unknown person or persons got to decree some things weeds and some things "flowers." Lovely poem.; 28 April, 2008 10:29
tumblewords said...: Wow! I love this, love it. Seeds of whim and chance - so much life in there! Love it!

The verification letters are horrible - I'm still trying to decipher and post a comment...; 28 April, 2008 13:03
gardenpath said...: I love queen anne's lace, and your poem about it. Doesn't it just look like poetry?; 28 April, 2008 17:30
zoya gautam said...: 'Doesn't it just look like poetry?'.. i was almost startin' to answer that,but then, 'forgotten things cast on the wind'.. "perform many healing roles"..brought back sanity..thank u for the poem..; 28 April, 2008 20:58
Roswila said...: There's something very touching about this 'ku. Of course, I happen to love Queen Anne's lace ... :-D; 28 April, 2008 22:29
Greyscale Territory said...: I don't know Queen Anne's Lace at all. But your imagery of it is just stunning.

Gemma; 01 May, 2008 07:45
storyteller said...: visiting late … your
images of ‘seeds caught by
the wind’ … delightful

Hugs and blessings,; 04 May, 2008 12:30
sage said...: Nicely done. I haven't posted much poetry lately, but last August I posted a poem about Queen Anne's Lace (along with a photo of a field covered with the flowers); 04 May, 2008 23:15

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