Musings on Life, Love, and Linguine-Poetry & Writing
“The morning was full of sunlight and hope.”
― Kate Chopin, The Awakening
Morning tears and last night’s rain
White jasmine dripping with dew
A lazy snail saunters, sipping fresh water
As hummingbirds dip their beaks deep
Into throats of yellow trumpets
While early sun peeks through uncertain clouds
Wondering if more rain will come this dawn
©2022 Linda Lee Lyberg
Author’s Note: Written for dVerse where I am hosting. Today’s prompt is the Quadrille and the word is Morning. Come join us! The pub opens at 3PM EST. I have a dr. appointment so De will be opening the pub for me, but I’ll be along once I get home.
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 26 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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Lovely poem, Linda! First time hearing this PPM cover. Heading out for a bike ride in a minute here. Will link up later…
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Thanks Lisa. Sounds great- I’m off to the doctor appointment soon. Enjoy your ride. 🙂
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You’re welcome. It was a very enjoyable ride. As we used to say in usenet, “jpgs at 11.”
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A Wonderful poem. And PPM’s “Early Morning Rain” is one of my favorites. 🙂 (Fav line is:
“And I’m stuck here on the ground as cold and drunk as I can be”)
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Beautiful!
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Thank you Rosemary.
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Mr Hummingbird must have thought I was some sort of blossom, the way he kept buzzing me earlier this afternoon. Beautiful work, Linda; and THANKS for hosting.
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Thank you. Maybe you smell sweet Ron!
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sipping, dipping, dripping – a loving triangle of watery weal.
May you too be well Linda
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Thank you kindly.
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Love this and love “Early Morning Rain”. We need rain here right now.
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Thank you!
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Beautiful images, Linda. You really have gotten your share of rain this summer!
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Thank you Dwight!
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Kate Chopin! You’re trotting out the heavy hitters!
i love your gentle poem with its observations of nature and its metaphor for emotional undercurrents . And Gordon Lightfoot’s song sung by the great PPand M is an extra delight!
(I always love it when I see that you are hosting!)
–Shay
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Thank you so much Shay!
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Totally delightful! Love ‘White jasmine dripping with dew’.
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Thank you Carol.
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Speaks of freshness and renewal. I love the photograph.
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Thank you Ali.
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Your verse has the gentleness of a light drizzle!
Hope your appointment with the dr. went well. Thanks for hosting.
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What a beautiful feeling this inspires Linda, wonderful. 🙂
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Thank you so much Rob.
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Wow! Now that’s a song I haven’t heard in many years! It’s a perfect match for your tear- and rain-drenched quadrille, Linda. I can picture and almost smell the ‘jasmine dripping with dew’ and the lazy snail. I love the personification in the final lines.
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Thank you kindly Kim.
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Rain. The word is a poem at the moment 🙂
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Indeed it is.
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Power of observance. Every little thing counts. Wonderful. Hope your visit to the cardiologist had positive results.
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Thank you! All’s well, stress test next month since it’s been a couple of years. But I feel great!
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Good!
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The beauty and possibilities of a new morning – this took me to a happy place.😊
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We can use more happiness. Thank you!
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A magic garden of verse, with so many things to see and feel! This was beautifully penned.
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Thank you kindly.
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I hope you have enough rain to bring such mornings to you… but sometimes it rains a bit too much
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Thank you Bjorn. Lately, we have had a lot of rain and storms.
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“While early sun peeks through uncertain clouds
Wondering if more rain will come this dawn”
Love this lines, you guys should sing ‘rain rain go away.. ‘
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We’ve certainly had a lot this monsoon season.
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Down here it’s just cold, so so cold
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Beautiful post–poem, quotation, and song. You’ve created a lovely, peaceful scene–a bit wistful, too.
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Thank you Merril.
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You’re very welcome!
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I can smell that jasmine dripping with dew!
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Thank you!
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So very lovely, Linda.
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Thank you!
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My pleasure!
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The image of a sauntering snail made me giggle, Linda!
❤
David
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😊
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