Touching tethered moments

The Wind is Cooling 

The Sun is touching Tulips  

dancing in soft Rain 

 

Reviews

[AYVID N]

Every touch of Nature is life giving. The sun is touching the tulips with love. The tulips dance with ecstasy and the wind helps them sway and sings to them. Dear Pat, your words fill me with sunshine and joy, as always. Happy Monday and week, dear friend.

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Divya... almost three am Monday morning... yesterday Sunday April 23 was my Birthday. I am blessed with two Window Boxes on the front of our home (full of Dahlias in soft Peach and yellow). Last year I planted a vintage Rose bush in the same colors.. my Mother's favorite Roses. It was a gorgeous sunny day with a soft breeze. Our two dwarf Cherry trees in our backyard have matured after four years and had blossoms and now little cherries are appearing. Mother Nature is sacred. Be blessed and thank you for your charming Review. softly, Pat

[AYVID N]

A belated yet most heartfelt Happy Birthday to you, dear Pat. May God fill your home with joy and your garden with much sunshine and love. Looking forward to a year filled with your beautiful poetry. *Hugs*

[Poetic Beauty]

Sounds like. Splendid spring day. Tulips are a beautiful spring flower and come in so many colors and varieties

[Mari' Emeraude]

What a lovely way to end my evening reading session! I enjoy your work.

[Neville]

what a way to breath new life into a whole new day .. gently that is and sealed with a few strokes of bliss 🐧🌹

[Sami Khalil]

So beautiful, so soothing and so romantic. Happy Birthday, happy Earth day, happy nature's day.
Have fun and look forward.

[emmajoygreen]

Dear Pat, your three lines of gentle words are proof of Nature's continuing cure for Man's troubles and ills. Such wonderful words to read quite early in the day., Thank you so much for sharing them.

Have just walked my dog in the rain.. it's in for the day so best get out, get wet and then, get dry and warm!! That said, my cheeks feel fresh, my mind perhaps the same because when fields glisten with raindrops, everywhere looks so very beautiful. But - roll on the warmer weather.

Just noticed below that it was your birthday yesterday - England's St. George's day, also, William Shakespeare's birthday! You, dear lady are yet another important being to grace 23 April. Belated happy birthday wishes, dear friend. Hugs.

[Chris Shaw]

I caught the raindrops on the tulip petals dancing in the sunlight. Bedecked in jewels were those tulips dear Pat. Beautiful brevity. Nature is wonderful and bountiful.

Chris

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Chris... it seems Nature knows we need assurance that Life is still blooming... we had a Robins Nest in our Holly tree close to our front porch. The four eggs were turquoise blue and a bit larger than most. Now the fledglings have flown away. The month of May will be bountiful od full of Hope. Thank you for your poetic Review... Bedecked in Jewels reflecting the Sun... is an Omen of things to come if we lift our eyes to the Sky and Pray. softly, Pat

[Chris Shaw]

Your robin!s eggs reminded me of a song sung by Joan Byers.

Your eyes were bluer than robin’s eggs

She was singing about her love affair with Bob Dylan. I admire both of them.

Nature is so giving, especially in tough times. Search and you will find.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Chris... "Your eyes were bluer than robin's eggs"
is amazing after seeing four Robin eggs that were gorgeous turquoise blue. I saw a touch of Heaven's grace. We have so many Robins this year. It must be an Omen of Goodwill. Amen... Pat

[Ladysue]

This poem paints a beautiful and refreshing picture of a spring day. Lovely write.

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Ladysue... we have had so many lovely Spring days with a soft breeze. Even the Bumble Bees have arrived early this Year. I am hoping to see a Rainbow after the Rain this Summer. It seems that we do not see as many Rainbows for the past four years or so... at least here in Virginia, USA. Thank you for reading my poem. gently, Pat

[Ladysue]

My pleasure. It funny you mention rainbows because the very first thought I had when I read this was of a rainbow. Your poem had that glow. I haven’t seen one in a long time either here in NY. Hope we both see one soon. :)

[Patricia Wedel]

Yes we shall Hope... gently, Pat

[Kelly Scheppers]

I love a soft rain as it gently falls, lightly touching upon the petals of flowers. Oh the beauty, ever bountiful!

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Kelly... we have a lot of Rain this Spring. We also had a Nest in our large Holly trees with four beautiful turquoise eggs. Not certain if the Parents were Robins or perhaps mourning Doves... do the Mourning Doves lay blue or turquoise Eggs÷. Thank you for your gracious Review. tenderly, Pat

[Kelly Scheppers]

Mourning doves have white eggs. You have Robin eggs! Aren't they the most beautiful turquoise you've ever seen? How wonderful!

[Patricia Wedel]

Yes, they were rather large eggs for Robins... we do have a lot of Robins this year. Our Gardener discovered the Nest and we were very respectful of their Nest. Suddenly today... the Nest is empty... Next to Mourning Doves.. they are Sweet Hearts, Take Care,, love, Pat

[Kelly Scheppers]

Oh no! So sorry to hear this. The nest must have been invaded by a nocturnal predator in the middle of the night. My second nesting of mourning doves was, and left me devastated. Thus the circle of life, so they say. It's still heartbreaking.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Kelly... our Gardner and I will never really know if the fledglings survived and flew away... there were no turquoise broken shell on the ground. We can only hope it was their time to fly. Be brave. softly, Pat

[willweb]

This was soft and beautiful. A nice poetic day to be laying in a hammock swinging with the breeze.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Willweb... your review is lovely... we have had so many sunny days with soft breezes... as though Nature knows we need to be soothed by soft winds and Omens of better days. gently, Pat