Beautiful glimpse of a natural miracle.

Images and verses complement one another to present a lovely offering. Thank you for sharing, Susanne. Love, peace, and best wishes...

...Régis

I always liked the heather on the hill, but you have shown me in pictures and words that bluebonnets and rainbows make a great place for dreamers. Sensational write!

ISN'T JUST AMAZING HOW NATURE CAN HEAL US? ALL IN 'HIS PLAN'. THANKS FOR THE SHARE, SO ENJOYED. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

Beautiful picture and the poem is nicely written to reflect its beauty!

Sandie

blue-tiful

Ronald,
I fixed the top picture. I had inserted it afterward. Those were bluebells. Bluebonnets are tall stalks.

Bluebonnet beautiful. If memory serves me right, I think Ron Hull did a poem about bluebonnets, But I could be wrong. You'd have to ask him.

So beautiful, your words. And the flower at the top, may be called, Bluebonnet, but it is not the flower in the photo below, the one that I'm very familiar with.

In all of my April trips to Brenham, Texas, the Bluebonnet capital of the world, I have never seen an idyllic scene like the one pictured. I believe it is probably a painting. A surreal image of what the real ones portray in steroids or Photoshop. And, while I have been very close to mixed bluebonnet and indian paintbrush fields, I don't recall any fragrance from them even though the bees are busy getting nectar.

Ron

Oh! This is lovely, girl! You touched my heart as I feel the same way about clover. Your words paint a fine picture!

Love ya!

Jane