Charmed Chaos
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#Haiku: Breath of Life
lemon chiffon puffs-
growing among craggy rocks
tiny breath of life
©2021 Linda Lee Lyberg
Author’s Note: This tiny plant is growing in our front yard, which is mostly rock. The flower heads are smaller than a pencil eraser. I have no idea what they are and the leaves are as delicate as the blooms, but I suspect it is in the dandelion family. Written for Day 12 Of National Poetry Writing Month.
Linda Lee Lyberg is a wife, mother, artist, published poet and author. She resides in Mesa, AZ with her husband Pete (aka The Big Viking) of 24 years and their latest rescue, Jackson “Jax” Lyberg. Linda writes various forms of poetry, as well as short stories. You can read more of her works at: charmedchaos.com and view anthologies containing her work here: Amazon Author Page
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Charmed Chaos 
Beautiful poetry and photo. 😊❤
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Thank you!
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My pleasure 😊
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Hi Linda, some people put their own names on their flowers. “lemon chiffon puffs” is a good name for these pretty miniatures. We had a flower that we didn’t know what it was. Well, it was very pretty. But name, drew a blank, and no one else seemed to know. Put the question on your blogs and FB. That’s what I did, and soon had the answer. Try it.
I finally finished writing mine tonight, I had several interruptions during the day.
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Thanks Jim!
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How life us often, sighted, in the, most, unexpected, places…
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Nice flowers, Linda. Put them on the weekend Pantry and ask what they are. I did this for some on FaceBook and one of my friends knew. They were my Ginger plants which have beautiful flowers every spring. Turns out the person knowing was living about a mile from our house and one of our personal friends
(the last picture in this older blog:
http://jimmiehov.blogspot.com/2012/05/things-in-my-yard-things-in-row-two.html )
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Reading the comments, I must be the weirdo I suspected I was: I usually tell people not to tell me what it is that I’ve discovered. It takes away my childhood wonder and imagination that nature photography brings out of me. I love your “lemon chiffron puffs.” 😊
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Thank you!
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