You have so skilfully in six lines brought a panorama of past childhood memories alive again...
I remember making necklaces with Clover, and searching avidly for one of the four-leafed kind as our Art Teacher told us he would give £5 to anyone who could find one!
No one did...but the looking was exciting, under a vast canopy of blue sky and bright Sunshine...That forgotten day is now immortalised in my memory...Thank you...
Diana....
the fourfold petal clover is a token of lifetime (systematic) good luck. . . that's what they are naively after. . . a necklace is only a cover, a poor replica of the circular birth and death (the number one) to account to their good parents ;)) Cheers, alex
i think the first time I remember knowing about clover, it was stuck on a string hanging from the ceiling. It was only later that I found out how great it was to lay in and scope the sky.
Clover! I love clover!!!! I have a poem concerning clover on here too. Making tea from clover is a great hormonal leveler for menopausal women. I love it with the red clover. Love this poem!!
A book of nature inspired poems and essays, written from the heart and soul of a life-long nature, animal, and wilderness lover, and dedicated to today’s children - Earth's only hope for a better tomorrow.
This book won 'The Poetry Category'
Explore the mystery of how nature makes unexpected gifts of creative wonders to an unsuspecting caregiver one late night and early morning in southeastern Georgia, USA.
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I remember making necklaces with Clover, and searching avidly for one of the four-leafed kind as our Art Teacher told us he would give £5 to anyone who could find one!
No one did...but the looking was exciting, under a vast canopy of blue sky and bright Sunshine...That forgotten day is now immortalised in my memory...Thank you...
Diana....
Ron
Love ya!
Jane