Charmed Chaos
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Rise of Spring
Rising from the fertile earth
planted heirloom seeds
kiss the world hello
with their brilliant green
Basking in the warm sun,
tiny sprouts they are but soon
they will be big and fat
golden crookneck squash with
massive leaves and tender blooms to eat
©2021 Linda Lee Lyberg
dVerse Poets Pub: Quadrille #78: Rise
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Charmed Chaos 
outstanding blog post…well written…well done keep it…
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Thank you!
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Love this! Just yesterday I was out in our yard looking over the perennial sprouts that are rising everywhere. I love the new green sprouts of spring.
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Yes, so do I! And it is so satisfying to see seeds you planted push forth.
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Ah yes, the magic of growing your own food, from seed to crop, from dirt to mouth, and back to dirt again; nicely said.
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Thank you so much Glenn. I do enjoy my garden and growing things!
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I would love to have such heirloom seeds… (and the soil to let them sprout)
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Yes, I’m trying out soft pots to grow some veggies in. I love to make stuffed squash blossoms, but I never see them around here in markets. So far so good! We shall see- LOL.
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Of course you would write a poem about plants rising from the ground. You’re a gardening genius from what I’ve seen in your photos!
This is a lovely poem–and wonderful photos.
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Thank you Merril!
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You’re welcome!
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At first glance I thought they were hollyhock plants, but I see they’re not. Hope you get a meal out of them 🙂
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Yes, me too! Thanks Jane.
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🙂
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Isn’t it amazing to see a seed and what a single season creates from it.
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I know- one of the many reasons I love to garden. Thank you!
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You are welcome. It’s almost time to get started here.
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Yay! Happy for you.
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I can taste that squash already! 😉
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Haha! Me too- thanks Frank!
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To be near the soil, and experience the promise as new sprouts rise is a rejuvenating experience. You’ve depicted it well.
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Thank you so much!
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I love to see the perennials rise in Spring! Great quadrille!
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Yes, thank you!
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I look forward to another gardening season! You’re makin’ me hungry, Linda!
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Haha! Thank you Lynn.
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I like the idea of these beauties kissing the world hello! Watching anything grow is inspiring, especially when we plant it ourselves. You really captured that in your quadrille.
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Thank you Mish!
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Now I’m hungry for sun kissed fruits fresh from the summer garden.
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Yes, can’t wait. Thank you.
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You are so lucky to seed and harvest and enjoy them Linda. May your gardening efforts be rewarded!
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Thank you Grace!
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Mouthwateringly delicious writing Linda! Great pics as always… 🙂
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Thank you Rob!
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Yum! I recognized the plants before I saw the squash. Nicely done!
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Thank you Dwight!
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It is good to keep those heirloom seeds planted for years to come.
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Yes! Thanks Frank.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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