When first we spied these tall pink beauties
undulating in warm soft breezes. Journeying around time after time
up and down along mountaineer lanes. One could not be found who knew thier name
so we said "Pink Flowers on a Stick". Some knew of which we inquired
but they and others blundered as well. As we felt, elusive they would stay
finally their name was found on line. Thus now these long stemmed Belladonnas
Naked Pink Ladies can grace homes yard.
THE NAME AND THIS WORK, SO COMPLIMENTARY AND FITTING FOR THESE LOVELY, LOVELY 'BELLS'. THANKS YOU, BUD...SO ENJOYED. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
My mother pinked me to death when I was young...
However, I overcame the distaste and find she must
have known something I didn't... Now, although I rarely
use this color I find I don't look half bad in it...
I have never liked the color pink since I was a child and had to chuckle at the name "pink flowers on a stick"/ Yhis gave me cause to smile this morning, love your photo
~Budd~
In warm soft breezes journeying along mountaineer lanes.
Perfect and lovely colour of pink these Belladonas. A softness
of your words in poetry to grace this "mystery."
A gentle stroll of a delightful journey you take us on, along those mountain lanes in your quest.
That said, to me finding answers on the net takes the fun, challenge and mystery away. Though looking up NPL's I didn't find the flower but I did find another variety.
i especially liked this one bud....these rarely seen flowers surprise me each year with their sudden show of beauty without any apparent folage. i have noticed that early on, in the spot they later appear in, there are green shoots similar to those of jonquils or daffodils. but when by chance, i see the delicate but showy blooms, they're on totally naked long stems.
mine are a bright orange-red and bloom, it seems around thanksgiving...not too sure of that because i'm always caught off guard and am always surprised and so thankful for the unexpected gift.
my son in law planted them as a gift w/out telling me...he calls them simply 'resurrectiion flowers'. i'm in the atlanta suburb
Budd, anytime you put the word naked & combine it with ladies, you will draw in tons of reviewers if not just readers, as we at the den are all disgusting old men looking for a thrill...e
David Hightower’s lyrically expansive meditation on the whims of fate and the unpredictability of the human condition fill the pages of THE HANGING MAN DREAMS with thrilling music and mesmerizing imagery. Hightower’s richly infused voice echoes the e
Robin Ouzman Hislop's poetry is certainly in dialogue with some of the key architects of the 'poetics of indeterminacy' – both the Modernist strands represented by the likes of Beckett and Stein, and the postmodernist strands represented, initially,
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Always,
Deborah
Regis
However, I overcame the distaste and find she must
have known something I didn't... Now, although I rarely
use this color I find I don't look half bad in it...
Lovely Budd...
Love and Light
Lily
In warm soft breezes journeying along mountaineer lanes.
Perfect and lovely colour of pink these Belladonas. A softness
of your words in poetry to grace this "mystery."
Lady Mary Ann
each beautiful flower is a poem within itself
Peace be with you
William
When I lived in Virginia, these beautiful flowers were on the drive to the house. Amazing flowers of beauty standing tall and very proud..
Always like reading your beauties!
Blessings..
Teresa
That said, to me finding answers on the net takes the fun, challenge and mystery away. Though looking up NPL's I didn't find the flower but I did find another variety.
I love the feelings
of Love you give, Budd
Lady Vivian
mine are a bright orange-red and bloom, it seems around thanksgiving...not too sure of that because i'm always caught off guard and am always surprised and so thankful for the unexpected gift.
my son in law planted them as a gift w/out telling me...he calls them simply 'resurrectiion flowers'. i'm in the atlanta suburb
Thanks for sharing-
Barbara J Henry
I love this poem and the beauty that you bestowed on your readers.
Belladonna, how lovely.
Peace, love and light,
Amber
Ron
Beautiful flowers...beautiful poem.
Love and blessings,
Linda+
Love ya!
Jane
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