Lady, Green and Red
Posted on August 15, 2017
by Linda Lee Lyberg
13 Comments
Lady loved the plants’ light green
with flowers brightly red
Her face angelically serene
Had leaves to shade her head.
She’s quite happy to spend summer
For her companions are the best
They welcome an occasional hummer
Who may want to build a nest.
The ruby throat builds a tiny home
And fills the lady’s barren clay cup
Now her heart has no need to roam
For at the red trumpets she’ll sup.
Lady with love, watches over the nest
When the babes come into the world
Sheltering them, ensuring they rest
Until their wings are ready to unfurl.
Copyright©2017- Collaborative Poetry
Frank Hubeny/Linda Lee Lyberg
Photo By: Frank Hubeny
Author’s Note:
The challenge was to add to Frank’s (Frank Hubeny) poem featured on Poetry, Short Prose, and Walking. He penned the first stanza (In Bold) and I added the next three. Beautiful photo and words, Frank!
Linked to Jilly’s Casting Bricks August Challenge as the second part of a collaborative poem. If you have the opportunity, check out Jilly’s challenge- it’s great fun!
Very nice! Thank you for adding this second ballad part!
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You’re welcome- I so enjoyed it!
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And, it was a first time collaboration for me. 🙂
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Ok, I’m going to wait to read this since I am getting ready to work on Frank’s 2nd challenge in the next couple of days. I am thrilled you joined us and I’ll be back! 🙂
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Sounds good!
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Great duet! (adding lines to an already complete poem).
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Thank you!
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What more than “wow’ can I write
Skickat från min Samsung-enhet
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Thank you Jan! ❤️
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Such a sense of contentment and the meter sings! Bravo!
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Yay! Thank you!
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My pleasure! I went a bit dark with it. Funny the different takes on the same words.
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I will take a look. 😊
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