Graceful Harebell Your delicate bonnet of baby blue, An iridescent glow from misty hues. Head bows down to hide your face, You quiver and tremble with gentle grace. Summer breezes allow you to dance, You hold my gaze in a spellbound trance. Sue Wood
Tag Archives: wildflowers
Where the River Sings
The Roskhill river flows gently towards the sea, ceaselessly providing us with the tranquil sound of its journey. Where the River Sings The river serenely sings and flows Passing wildflowers that sway and glow. Downy willow seeds float in the air, Then land in the meadow without a care. The air is warm and theContinue reading “Where the River Sings”
Springtime
Springtime The land warms up in early spring When the birds seek mates and start to sing. Acid-green leaves erupt into view With fresh spring colours in lemony hues. Sue Wood Primrose, willow flowers, forsythia lesser celandine, gorse
Winter’s Rubies
Winter’s Rubies Ruby berries on the lifeless stems, Reflect the beams on the shining gems. Sue Wood
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