in western Canada morning glory are white and the most hearty of weeds, beautiful, but making misery under the soil for the rest of the tenants.. yet even as a girl in California i had seen these blue beauties, opening only one day as our white faces. I always wanted some in our northern garden, but we must lack the hrs sunshine, or perhaps we are too wet a clime. I understand they do not take over, but are a more polite guest than ours. I still love their sunny, luminescent glory, Creten blue, wildly cheery..
Beautiful photo. Wonderful Haiku. Spring and the rebirth of the flowers and plants is so divine. Thanks for sharing this. My hopes are for you to have a wonderful day and weekend ahead.
Beautiful words!! When I see the morning glories in my yard I always greet them saying "Morning, Glory!!" of course!! And aren't they just that - the morning's glory?
That is the most vivid, cheerful shade of blue. AND, I think that your haiku is really well-written ;) You know, when ever I come to this site, I always look at your banner pic for awhile - I like it!
some flowers just bring an immediate smile, morning glories are surely one! i can feel the large hard seeds humming in the warming earth. perhaps the favorite of early risers...beautiful company, as are you dear peggy! thanks for a perfect welcome to a bright new day!
in japanese the literal translation of the word for morning gloray "asagao" is morning face! What a lovely face to start the day with. must practice getting my 'asagao' on! :O)
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in western Canada morning glory are white and the most hearty of weeds, beautiful, but making misery under the soil for the rest of the tenants.. yet even as a girl in California i had seen these blue beauties, opening only one day as our white faces. I always wanted some in our northern garden, but we must lack the hrs sunshine, or perhaps we are too wet a clime. I understand they do not take over, but are a more polite guest than ours. I still love their sunny, luminescent glory, Creten blue, wildly cheery..
Oh, how I long to see the Morning Glories blooming! In northern Arizona we won't see them until well into the summer! Beautiful!!!
My mom grew these and I always thought they were magical. I love anything blue!
I love its 'blueness'! There's something glorious in a bright new day. It's great motivation for a lethargic like me.
How very beautiful in both picture and word! The flower is such a vivid blue! Thank you for you beautiful words. Cathy
Beautiful photo. Wonderful Haiku. Spring and the rebirth of the flowers and plants is so divine. Thanks for sharing this. My hopes are for you to have a wonderful day and weekend ahead.
Peace
Beautiful words!! When I see the morning glories in my yard I always greet them saying "Morning, Glory!!" of course!! And aren't they just that - the morning's glory?
This is my Favourite..
RS:)
Awesome painting of words Peggy. Wonderful picture of the Morning Glory.
Wow! awesome photo with wonderful haiku ~thanks, wishing you a great weekend ~ namaste, carol ^_^
That is the most vivid, cheerful shade of blue. AND, I think that your haiku is really well-written ;) You know, when ever I come to this site, I always look at your banner pic for awhile - I like it!
Be still my heart! Love this vibran blue morning glory, Peggy!
some flowers just bring an immediate smile, morning glories are surely one! i can feel the large hard seeds humming in the warming earth. perhaps the favorite of early risers...beautiful company, as are you dear peggy!
thanks for a perfect welcome to a bright new day!
I've always loved these flowers, that are so much better at greeting the morning than I am.
LOVE that spring is nearly HERE!
What a glorious color!
And a beautiful haiku.
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Beautiful brightness! Our gardens are so good at reminding us of Mother Nature's optimism
in japanese the literal translation of the word for morning gloray "asagao" is morning face! What a lovely face to start the day with. must practice getting my 'asagao' on! :O)
morning glory . . . my favoriites!
beautiful image.
Oh wow, that colour is beautiful!
Morning Glories are wonderful and prolific in the Pacific NW. I see orange ones here in Bellingham.
Pop! The morning glory opens and all is right with the world!
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