Whispering Wisteria

With roots firmly set 

I spread my petals softly 

into your Sweet Heart 

Reviews

[lightsong]

You are GORGEOUS! that plant, her roots and petals in yours lovers heart, your photo keeps my heart smiling YOU are beautiful inside and outside, I think I'm late to read this sparkling heavenly gem from You so I can read it on the perfect day, at your birthday, no more perfect thing to read than this today because it's YOU from first letter to the last. 10000.... stars if I could ❤️❤️❤️

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Song of Light... we live our life to bloom in the Sunlight... with perennial roots of longevity...
Beauty is in the eyes of the Beholder. Wisteria by far is the Harbinger of Spring. Your review is like a butterfly that returns to sip the nectar of love. truly, Pat

[Lorry]

Perfectly capturing the essence of haiku Pat. But then again, would have been surprised if your words were anything but perfect no matter the chosen format.
Wonderful example of why I love short form poetry so much, when it clicks and I manage to do it propellorly 😊

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Lorry... I am humbled by your kind review... it seems that flowers are very “healing” during this Pandemic and I was touched by an Angel when I penned this poem... so I give the Credit to the Angel. Be blessed and safe. tenderly, Pat

[Chris Shaw]

Dear Pat how lovely you look in lavender and purple hues. A delightful pic of my over the pond friend. Wisteria is a gorgeous shrub. Our neighbour over the road who was a good friend of mine and who sadly died almost 15 years ago planted one in her front garden. It climbs the redbrick and is a constant reminder of a strong friendship all these years later. Strong roots will always spread soft petals into receptive hearts. She still spreads those soft petals as you do dear Pat.

Chris

[Patricia Wedel]

Dearest Chris ... your review is cherished and I am touched by your story of your dear friend and neighbor. When my son and daughter were toddlers and in grade school, we lived in a Country home where Wisteria grew all over the Chicken Coop and beyond. Needless to say we had the most scented Coop ever. I believe that certain plants could be toxic to pets and people if eaten... so we have to watch children very carefully around a number of plants. However, Wisteria is Gorgeous and the scent is very Romantic. With best wishes and be safe and well. Gently, Pat

[Chris Shaw]

I am picturing that wisteria you had. Must have been magnificent, but you are so right about toxicity Pat. Some plants are a positive danger to young children abd pets. We have to be so very careful.